Face the State

FTS Weekend Edition, 1/3/09

This week on the Face The State Weekend Edition: Interviews with state Sen. Mike Kopp and Rep. Frank McNulty, a recap of the week in Colorado news, plus: will U.S. Senate appointee Michael Bennet continue to hold unions accountable when he moves to Washington?

FTS Weekend Edition, 12/27

Face The State returns from holiday break January 2, but in the meantime get your political fix with FTS Radio. This week: Colorado bloggers assess the state of political commentary on the Internet, and political consultant Reed Galen helps analyze potential replacements for U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar, who is vacating his seat to serve in the Obama administration.

FTS Weekend Edition, 12/20

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: An Aspen HOA tries to ban smoking - in private residences, Denver's "Teflon Mayor" tries to eradicate homelessness, the state budget is a shambles, Rep. Doug Bruce threatens to eat the state constitution, Bernie Buescher is the new Secretary of State, and Colorado's new energy production rules are causing quite a stir.

FTS Weekend Edition, 12/13/08

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A review of the week in Colorado news, a look at the first challenger to step into the ring against Betsy Markey...in 2010, an analysis of the Secretary of State appointment process with Jan Tyler, and a look at the state's new oil and gas production rules.

FTS Weekend Edition, 12/6/08

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A review of the week in Colorado news, a conversation with Sen. Josh Penry, uncertainty clouds the state budget and Trent Seibert of TexasWatchdog.org reacts to the auctioning-off of the Rocky Mountain News.

FTS Weekend Edition, 11/22/08

On this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A review of the week in Colorado news, a look at the 20 applicants for the position of Secretary of State, and a look at state House speaker-designee Terrance Carroll's legislative agenda.

FTS Weekend Edition, 11/15/08

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A review of the week in Colorado news, a look at transportation funding, and who will be Colorado's next Secretary of State? Plus, an interview with blogger and author Michelle Malkin.

FTS Weekend Edition, 11/8/08

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A review of the 2008 election with State GOP chairman Dick Wadhams, Amendment 46 campaign manager Jessica Corry and in-depth analysis from Face The State's Kate Melvin and Rachel Boxer.

FTS Weekend Edition, 11/1/08

In this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: A judge realizes she has a "color bias," but remains on the bench, Broomfield citizens unite against a new city ordinance, and Denver mayor John Hickenlooper gives his top lieutenants a big pay raise. Barbara Comstock discusses the Employee Free Choice Act, Tom Lucero gives an update on Amendment 54, and Colorado sheriffs come out in support of Amendment 49.

FTS Weekend Edition, 10/25

On this week's Face The State Weekend Edition: The week that was in Colorado news, with a focus on judicial retention elections and local government. The Independence Institute's Linda Gorman disagrees with CU's new push toward standardized testing, and Paul Jacob comes out against Referendum O. The Associated Press can't count, and Colorado's 4th CD is home to one of America's most hotly contested U.S. House races.

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