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12/12: Chantell Taylor set back in the courts

A liberal lawyer who targets Republicans is licking her wounds after a big loss. But that won’t stop the lawsuit mill at Colorado Ethics Watch.

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Litigious Chantell Taylor at it again

A Face the State Staff Report

September 18, 2008

Chantell Taylor

Colorado Ethics Watch, a purported campaign finance “watchdog” and liberal interest group, has filed yet another lawsuit against two GOP campaign committees.

Lefties Go Corporate for a Spa-Like Day at the Convention

August 26, 2008

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While protesters were unable to deliver the 50,000 people promised to unite in Denver, bloggers have come out in full force. Two hundred plus clicked away Monday, during the opening of “The Big Tent.” The temporary structure is set up outside the Alliance Center, the swanky LoDo digs of the city’s growing liberal organizations.

Left Uses Grueskin-led Litigation as Latest Campaign Tool

A Face the State Staff Report

August 19, 2008

Campaign managers and consultants move over and make way. The most important weapon in today's political arsenal is a campaign's attorney. Lawsuits are the latest device employed by the left to take on conservative and libertarian candidates and causes. Mark Grueskin, a favorite litigator among Democrat activists, is leading the charge.

Where is Colorado Ethics Watch when you need 'em?

August 6, 2008

If you’re a high level Democrat facing serious allegations surrounding campaign finance-related conduct, not to worry. To see a complaint dismissed, just admit the mistake and apologize.

The Shady Ethics of Colorado Ethics Watch

FTS Opinion

January 23, 2008

A liberal special-interest group falls flat on "ethics" charges, but not until the PR damage is done.

Rocky Misses Mark on Coverage of Political “Watchdog Group” in Lakewood

A Face the State Staff Report

November 1, 2007

A report carried in the Oct. 31 Rocky Mountain News recently labeled a group as a "watchdog," but mounting evidence shows that in fact the organization has consistently and repeatedly become involved in elections in order to advance a partisan agenda. Most recently, the group has involved itself in a hotly contested Lakewood city council here.

Liberal Group Attacks GOP Candidate over Technical Reporting Glitch

A Face the State Staff Report

October 26, 2007

Nick Kliebenstein filed his first campaign finance report Oct. 15. A week later, on Oct. 22, Colorado Ethics Watch, an organization led by Democrat activist and attorney Chantell Taylor, filed a complaint with the Colorado Secretary of State’s office alleging that Kliebenstein had violated state law by “accepting three separate contributions that exceed contribution limits for state house candidates."