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March 27, 2018 06:45 AM UTC

Tuesday Open Thread

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  • by: Colorado Pols

“Fail better.”

–Samuel Beckett

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    1. It would have to be Cade Bone-spur.  He tells of having one, though he could not remember whether it was his right or left appendage that hobbled him.

  1. Records show Trump aides plotted political win for Rick Scott

    When Gov. Rick Scott and U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced on Jan. 9 that Florida was “off the table” for offshore oil drilling, the governor cast the hastily arranged news conference at the Tallahassee airport as unplanned and the Trump administration’s decision as something Scott had influenced at the eleventh hour.

    In fact, Zinke’s top advance staffer, whose job it is to plan ahead for such events, was in Tallahassee the previous day. And top officials from the offices of both Scott and the secretary were in regular contact for several days leading up to the announcement, according to more than 1,200 documents reviewed by POLITICO Florida as part of a public records request.

  2. A judge has struck down the portion of Amendment 71 that requires signature-gathering from all senate districts.

    In a court order issued Tuesday morning, Judge William J. Martinez struck down the new petition requirements of Amendment 71 — also known as “Raise the Bar” — as unconstitutional, saying they violate the principle of “one person, one vote.”

    The order could have major implications for the 2018 ballot, with advocacy groups pushing constitutional amendments on education funding, redistricting and taxes. The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office plans to appeal the ruling and to request that the order be stayed while the case is heard — a move that could keep the tougher requirements in play for the November election.

    A federal judge has blocked parts of Amendment 71 — “Raise the Bar” — saying it violates ‘one person, one vote’

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