E-mail a friendOctober 28, 2004
Bush supporter Gov. Bill Owens discusses the proposed changes to the Electoral College on Colorado's ballot. Singer-producer Raphael Saadiq talks about the longevity of today's musicians and performs a song from his new CD.
Gov. Bill Owens
Gov. Bill Owens
Using his prior public service and private sector experience to the benefit of his constituents, Colorado's Gov. Bill Owens has won high marks for leadership. The Wall Street Journal cited his low taxes and restrained government spending policies as an example for other states, and Education Week praised his education accountability system as among the best in the nation. As a Soviet affairs expert, he often writes and lectures on Russia. Owens has been labeled one of the major emerging leaders in American politics.
Raphael Saadiq
Raphael Saadiq
A pioneer of neo-soul, Raphael Saadiq produces, sings and plays several instruments. At age 6, he played bass in his hometown of Oakland, CA. At 18, he played with Prince. Saadiq was a founding member of the supergroups Tony! Toni! Toné! and Lucy Pearl. He's also produced tracks for numerous artists. Saadiq made history with his debut solo effort, "Instant Vintage," as the first artist nominated for a Grammy without having a major record deal. His latest CD, "The Way I See It," was named iTunes #1 Best Album of 2008.