Bill Owens backtracks on FasTracks
Outgoing Republican Governor Bill "Both Ways Bob" Owens flip-flops on FasTracks, courtesy of Media Matters:
KUSA 9News co-anchor Bob Kendrick reported that, during a ceremony marking the occasion, Gov. Bill Owens (R) thanked Coloradans "for making it possible," without noting that Owens was an ardent and vocal opponent of the 2004 FasTracks ballot initiative...
According to a recent poll, Owens is Colorado's most popular politician. Maybe. But he's not all that well-liked by conservatives, who blame him for losing control of the state legislature and supporting Referendum C.
KUSA 9News co-anchor Bob Kendrick reported that, during a ceremony marking the occasion, Gov. Bill Owens (R) thanked Coloradans "for making it possible," without noting that Owens was an ardent and vocal opponent of the 2004 FasTracks ballot initiative...
According to a recent poll, Owens is Colorado's most popular politician. Maybe. But he's not all that well-liked by conservatives, who blame him for losing control of the state legislature and supporting Referendum C.
2 Comments:
Both John Hickenlooper and Bill Ritter are more popular than Bill Owens by any measure that looks at both favorable and unfavorable attitudes.
Hickenlooper is far and away the most popular politician in the state by the measure.
Andrew,
According to the poll I cited, Owens has a 63% favorable rating. Hick, a 61%.
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