Anti-Ritter ads clutch at straws
The lovely folks at The Trailhead Group have launched a radio attack on Democratic gubernatorial nominee Bill Ritter. But their ad is so eye-rollingly dumb, it only proves just how clean Ritter's record is.
The Rocky Mountain News reports that the ad attempts to paint Ritter as soft on crime. Uh, right. In his three terms as Denver's district attorney, Ritter established one of the nation's first drug courts, sent 12,000 people to prison, prosecuted 1,632 felony cases and sought the death penalty seven times - all with only seven courtrooms.
In fact, Ritter's achievements were so outstanding, he became vice president of the National Association of District Attorneys and the chairman of the American Prosecutors Research Institute.
If this is the best Both Ways Bob Beauprez and his buddies have got, I'm gonna go have a margarita, because Ritter will win this thing going away.
The Rocky Mountain News reports that the ad attempts to paint Ritter as soft on crime. Uh, right. In his three terms as Denver's district attorney, Ritter established one of the nation's first drug courts, sent 12,000 people to prison, prosecuted 1,632 felony cases and sought the death penalty seven times - all with only seven courtrooms.
In fact, Ritter's achievements were so outstanding, he became vice president of the National Association of District Attorneys and the chairman of the American Prosecutors Research Institute.
If this is the best Both Ways Bob Beauprez and his buddies have got, I'm gonna go have a margarita, because Ritter will win this thing going away.
1 Comments:
I thought [R]'s were suppposed to spend their money "smart"?
heh.
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