IT'S GO-GO TIME
Sen. Ken Kester, R-Las Animas, has been appointed to the board of the Greater Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund, known as GOCO.
"He thought it was the 'Go-Go' board," joked Sen. Steve Johnson, R-Fort Collins.
Responded Kester: "We are going to change the board. It's going to be a lot more fun."
PLUGGING ALONG
"We're not plugging a leak; we're plugging the voters."
Rep. Cory Gardner R-Yuma, during a heated debate over education funding
QUIT WHINING AND PUT ON YOUR DIAPERS
The Bathroom War continued Thursday at the Capitol. It started this week when, at the request of Sen. Bob Hagedorn, D-Aurora, lobbyists were banned from using the bathroom near the second-floor Senate chambers. He complained about being lobbied in the can.
Lobbyists aren't too happy .
"I'm going to run a resolution to ask Senate members to donate a buck or two to buy a couple of boxes of Depends . . . for some of these whining lobbyists," Hagedorn joked.
Thursday morning, a sign reading "No senators allowed" was briefly posted on a men's bathroom in the Capitol basement.
PARTY TIME!
The heads of Colorado's two major political parties square off tonight in their first televised faceoff. Republican Dick Wadhams and Democrat Pat Waak appear on The Aaron Harber Show.
• Time: 9 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday
• Station: KBDI-Channel 12
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