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'''Coloradans for Life''' was an ostensibly pro-life group that was actually funded by [[liberals]] in order to defeat the [[conservative]], pro-life, and pro-traditional marriage congressman [[Marilyn Musgrave]].  Only 3 people contributed far more than 90% of the money to "Coloradans for Life": Jon and Pat Stryker and Tim Gill; it spent more than 1.5 million in the 2006 election cycle, and has apparently been inactive since.<ref>http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/527/coloradans-for-life.asp</ref>

'''Coloradans for Life''' was an ostensibly [[pro-life]] group that was actually funded by [[liberals]] in order to defeat the [[conservative]], pro-life, and pro-traditional marriage congressman [[Marilyn Musgrave]].  Only 3 people contributed far more than 90% of the money to "Coloradans for Life": Jon and Pat Stryker and Tim Gill; it spent more than 1.5 million in the 2006 election cycle, and has apparently been inactive since.<ref>http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/527/coloradans-for-life.asp</ref>

:In 2006, "Super-rich philanthropists Tim Gill and Pat Stryker spent a combined $6.5 million this year to push Colorado to the left. ... Stryker and Gill contributed a combined $1.2 million to Coloradans for Life, a political committee that opposed Musgrave, according to campaign finance records."<ref>http://m.rockymountainnews.com/news/2006/nov/09/gill-stryker-cash-has-mixed-results/</ref>

:In 2006, "Super-rich philanthropists Tim Gill and Pat Stryker spent a combined $6.5 million this year to push Colorado to the left. ... Stryker and Gill contributed a combined $1.2 million to Coloradans for Life, a political committee that opposed Musgrave, according to campaign finance records."<ref>http://m.rockymountainnews.com/news/2006/nov/09/gill-stryker-cash-has-mixed-results/</ref>

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