Scott Gessler

He made the same case in an October 6 guest commentary in Rocky Mountain Voice.

Scott Gessler, whose firm Gessler Blue LLC submitted the proponents' comments, asked staff to remove a Harvard University study and its description of the surgeries as rare.

Nina Chrisman, commenting for Families Not Politics, the registered committee in opposition to Initiative 110, asked for more prominence for the measures possible effect on surgeries for minors who are not transgender.

Staff kept the term in nine places in the final text, removing a single use between the third draft and the final when it rewrote the sentence on Colorado's three large pediatric surgical providers to say they do not perform gender- or sex-based surgeries on transgender patients under 18 years of age.

During that earlier time, the first deputy secretary was Bill Hobbs.

The second, under Secretaries Scott Gessler and Wayne Williams, was Suzanne Taheri.

Our guest today here on The Op Edge, who is an attorney who handles campaign finance matters and other issues.

Suzanne, welcome to The Op Edge.

This used to be the secretary of state was like electing a referee.

OK, and you had Wayne Williams, you had Scott Gessler in the past.

Then you get this Yahoo, who is so wildly partisan.

If you remember, she was sending her talking points to Planned Parenthood.