Afghanistan crisis hits close to home for Colorado lawmaker
As an Army helicopter pilot, State Rep. David Ortiz (D-Littleton), was paralyzed after a 2012 helicopter crash in Afghanistan. He calls the withdrawal "botched."
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As an Army helicopter pilot, State Rep. David Ortiz (D-Littleton), was paralyzed after a 2012 helicopter crash in Afghanistan. He calls the withdrawal "botched."
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is removed from election duties, as she is under investigation for the breach of security in her voting systems.
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