Three Colorado gubernatorial candidates split Thursday when
asked about their support for three ballot measures in November
that deal with taxation and local governments' ability to issue
bonds.  Democrat John Hickenlooper is opposed to all three.  Tom
Tancredo, a former Republican now running on the American
Constitution Party ticket, backs all three.  And Republican Dan
Maes said he is afraid of the impact on a budget that already
faces a $1 billion shortfall next year if all three were to
pass. He supports one of the measures.  The three debated for
the first time in a surprisingly tame affair, considering Maes
is being urged to get out of the race and Tancredo for years has
accused Hickenlooper of running a "sanctuary city" for illegal
immigrants.  Maes fielded several questions about whether he is
staying in the race and mistakes he has made before finally
saying, "Can we get to governing?"   Clark campaigned outside
the KBDI-Channel 12 PBS studio and said he should have been
invited.  "I'm every bit as