Once again, we at Boulder Weekly have spent months talking to candidates and analyzing ballot measures in our effort to provide our readers with the absolute best election guide possible. But it appears that our best efforts missed one very critical piece of election information.

While we have absolutely no opinion on whether marijuana should be legalized in Colorado (OK, so maybe we do, stay tuned for next week’s Vote Guide with our endorsements), we have to agree with the Amendment 64 campaign on at least one front.

Based on his own words, Phil DiStefano has committed an offense that is worthy of being terminated.

Paul Ryan learned his lesson the hard way: Don’t lie to marathoners. The Republican vice presidential candidate recently boasted in an interview that he once ran a sub-three-hour marathon, an extremely good time. But marathoners, with their tight-knit, obsessive communities, sniffed something rotten and asked for proof.

It’s like the 10 plagues were descending on the site of the Republican National Convention in Florida.

Note to council: Increasing the font size on the form will not make any of you more honest.

What? CU was ranked third in Newsweek´s party school rankings? Deplorable!

In a complete reversal of their earlier position, City Manager Jane Brautigam and her minions now seem to think that forcing those who would choose to exercise their free speech rights by demonstrating to do so only in city-approved “advocacy zones” with a city-issued permit is now a bad idea.

Here again is our monthly take on those who have shuffled off this mortal coil.

By now everyone knows that Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy is not a supporter of gay marriage. But what hasn’t been reported is the fact that Cathy’s antigay remarks may well spell the end of the GOP as we know it.