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Tancredo: McInnis Will Exit Race

by: Colorado Pols

Thu Jul 15, 2010 at 08:43:02 AM MDT


UPDATE #4: Speaking with talk-radio host Peter Boyles this morning, Tom Tancredo said "I'm up for it, I'd do it, but I don't know how we can get it done" in response to a question about running for governor himself. (H/T dwyer, MADCO)

UPDATE #3: Be that as it may, now up on Scott McInnis' Facebook page:

It would seem that Colorado Republicans still have some things to, you know, work out here.

UPDATE #2: NBC News, there's that phrase again:

*** Dead man walking in Colorado? After being accused of plagiarism, Colorado GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis, once the overwhelming favorite to win the Republican nomination next month, looks like a dead man walking. The filing deadline has already passed, but we can report that serious Colorado Republicans are exploring a Plan B to get a viable candidate to take on Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper (D) in the fall. [Pols emphasis]

UDPATE: Schrager's story now updated (link below) with McInnis spokesman Sean Duffy denying Tancredo's assertion that McInnis will soon exit the race. Developing.

Breaking over at 9NEWS, Adam Schrager posted a few minutes ago:

Former U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo told 9NEWS Thursday morning he has heard Republican candidate Scott McInnis will end his candidacy to become Colorado's next governor.

Tancredo says the latest developments Wednesday night "probably sinks the ship." The gubernatorial candidate was holding a conference call Thursday morning with the senior members of his campaign staff.

The former presidential candidate also called for McInnis to resign his candidacy. He is the first Colorado Republican to call for McInnis to resign from the race.

If this is true, then it means the question of who will succeed McInnis--and how that succession will be carried out--has been worked out by GOP strategists and attorneys. We've heard a couple of possibilities on how that might play out, including interpretations of the law that might allow McInnis to be replaced before the primary.

We, like everybody, are working hard on additional confirmation of what Tom Tancredo asserts here, and we caution against taking what he says as gospel until that happens.
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Tancredo: McInnis Will Exit Race | 89 comments
Ladies and Gentlemen, your Republican nominee for Governor of Colorado, Dan Maes
And if this doesn't lead to Governor Hickenlooper, I'll eat my fancy new fedora.

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?
I love fedoras and Panama hats
Unfortunately, don't own any now.

Check out my dad, ca. 1938: www.vphotoestate.com  

"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010

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Do URL's no longer automatically link?


"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010
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I think you need the http://


Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?
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BTW...
I saw that you lost your dad. I'm so sorry to learn the news.

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?
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Hadn't heard about your dad, Parsing.
I'm sorry. That was a long battle and a tough time. It is horrible watching parents get old.
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Thanks for the condolensces
It's good.  He lived two years longer than they said he would after they discovered his cancer, died in his bed with me there.  So young, only 92!

I spent two years with him dying, nothing was left unsaid or undone.  He was appreciative of all the care we gave him, loved my mother, had a life better than he thought he would when he was young.

Lucky stiff.  Er.........

"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010

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Sorry, parsing
Been there, done that.  It sucks.

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.
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It must be true
After all, if you can't believe Tom Tancredo, who can you believe.

On a serious note, my guess is the GOP powers that be will come up with some clever way to replace McInnis - and the primary voters will throw that back in their face by electing Maes.

No trees were destroyed in the posting of this comment. But a large number of electrons were horribly inconvenienced.

I don't think they can replace a candidate before a primary
Only after.

Technically, before the primary, there's not a vacancy.

What happens if a candidate drops out of a primary race is that the votes in that race simply aren't counted.  There's only one candidate, who is the winner by default.

I actually checked with my County Clerk on this in the context of Jane Norton's petitions.


This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.

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Even if they can find a way
within the rules to replace him before the primary, it seems very likely that Maes would win over the last minute addition, what with ballots being printed up already.
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Not necessarily.
Hank Brown or Benson would crush Maes.
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But do they have time to let the
average primary voter even know in any effective way at this point?  Seems like their best bet was to have McInnis win the primary, then quit.  It's very late in the day for doing much at the primary level if McInnis drops out now.
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How about..
They make a deal with McInnis - he announces that he'll stay in the primary, but will drop out immediately after winning to clear the way for the vacancy committee to appoint Brown.

Maes looks like such a tool with the accounting thing.  I wouldn't even elect him to be the guy at lunch that collects everyone's money to give to the waitress.

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So, are you pinning all your hopes on Brown?
If so, will you tell us why you think he'd agree to it?

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?
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Not hopes.
Remember, I've been supporting Hick all along.

Brown is an R that is pretty much above reproach.  He has huge name ID and the respect of even wacko lunatic Dems like those here on Pols. (I mean that with love).

Dem turnout is going to be pathetic, if trends hold, so he'd have a pretty good shot at beating Hick.

I could maybe see him doing it for one term, but who knows.  I certainly don't have any inside info, but I'm sure phone lines are burning up all over the place.

Oh, Dick Wadhams?  You're fired, BTW.  Thanks for clearing the field.

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I remember
but I was getting the impression that you'd vote for Brown if he got in it.

Despite the trends against the Dems, I don't see that affecting Hick. I may be wrong; maybe discontent with Clinton helped Owens get elected 12 years ago, and maybe the opposite helped with the major races here in 2008. But I'm pretty sure Markey won more because of discontent with Musgrave in particular than Republicans in general.

But Brown probably is the most credible person capable of stepping up, and it would definitely make for an interesting race, especially if the RGA decides that Colorado is still worth pursuing.

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?

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Oops.
Besides the double post (damn Dell trackpads!), I spoke too soon about the RGA.

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?
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I remember
but I was getting the impression that you'd vote for Brown if he got in it.

Despite the trends against the Dems, I don't see that affecting Hick. I may be wrong; maybe discontent with Clinton helped Owens get elected 12 years ago, and maybe the opposite helped with the major races here in 2008. But I'm pretty sure Markey won more because of discontent with Musgrave in particular than Republicans in general.

But Brown probably is the most credible person capable of stepping up, and it would definitely make for an interesting race, especially if the RGA decides that Colorado is still worth pursuing.

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?

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Right.
We'll see.  I'd be torn if Brown got in.

Nobody was going to lose to Musgrave in 2008.  Nobody.

At the same time, Markey's out of a gig in 2010 and so's Bennet, barring something crazy happening.

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A little over-confident, LB
if you think Markey and Bennet are long shots.
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Markey for sure.
She's toast.  Any Dem that voted for Obamacare® is in danger (political), particularly in red districts.

Bennet is going to be a terrible general candidate.  Check this out - hold your nose and say:

"Wuuushingtun is bruuuken"....

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Have your fun, LB

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This die hard Dem would consider Brown
I'd certainly listen to what he would have to say and weigh that against JH, even though the Hickster would be my knee jerk candidate.  His experience certainly counts (Brown's.)



"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010

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I have to wonder whether Brown
would want any part of this circus at this point.
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I'm sure he doesn't. I'm just saying "If....."
That would have to include another "if," that is "If I register to vote in Colorado by October!"  (Not likely.)

"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010
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I'm a wacko lunatic Den and I love Hank Brown
Does the current party still love him, though?

History does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme.  (Mark Twain)
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I don't follow this logic
Why would he agree to drop out if he won?  I mean, really, the worst thing that could happen would be the second-place prize, right?    
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With a write-in campaign?
Most people will just fill in the bubble.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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Too late for a write-in
The affadavit of intent to run as a write-in has to be filed with the SoS 67 days prior to the primary. Without that affadavit, any written-in votes are not counted. (CRS 1-4-1102)

Retirement in action does not equal retirement of beliefs.
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Well, until I hear something more substantial against Maes
I say it's time for Republicans to unite behind him.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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that' a crappy law - but you are correct.

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I agree - it used to be 7 days.
I ran for Secretary of State in 1994 as a write-in (Dem. nominee Sherry Wolf self-imploded) and only had to give a 7 day notice to do it.

That was plenty of time for County Clerks to be notified whose votes can be counted.

Nowadays, it would have to be exended to 15 days since clerks are allowed to start counting ballots (but not get totals) a couple of weeks before election day, but the same principle: 2 months is too much.

Retirement in action does not equal retirement of beliefs.

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There should be no limit.
I should be able to wake up election day- decide to vote for Dan Willis (like I did in 94), write him in, and have it count.
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One problem
There would be a real chance Mickey Mouse might win an election if all random write-ins are counted. Especially in a small election very few votes to start with.

It would also skew vote totals where a run-off is a possibility if one candidate does not get 50%+1. (Denver's mayor's race next year comes to mind.)

So I agree with advance notice being necessary. But only enough notice to give the Clerks the info they need to count properly.

By the way, if you voted for "Dan Willis" in 1994 you vote was not counted because I did not adopt Willis as a surname until 1996. But thanks for the thought!

Retirement in action does not equal retirement of beliefs.

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Yeah- and how does the vote counter now which John Smith to count it for?
And I couldn't remember if you outed yourself on that yet or not.
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wouldn't matter
all votes for John Smith would go to the same candidate as long as their is a candidate named John Smith has filed an affadavit of intent to run as a write-in.

The law does not cover what to do if two John Smiths were filed as write-ins for the same office. If there was no affadavit required that same problem would still exist.

Retirement in action does not equal retirement of beliefs.

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That's what happened with Holtzman
But there might be a difference between substituting a candidate and a situation where a candidate is ordered off the ballot, as happened with Holtzman and might have happened with Norton (but didn't).  

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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November prediction
Maes:  35 %  
Am I wrong, too high ?
Too early for that
But yeah, way too high.  Maes vs. Hickenlooper leads all the independents and middle of the road Republicans to vote with Hickenlooper.  Only the very extreme right goes with Maes and Maes still can't raise money.  Not even the RGA will cut him a check.  They'll concede Colorado to the Dems and go elsewhere.  Maes has no shot at all.  Vote McInnis in primary and then hope for a vacancy committee appointment if Republicans want a shot.
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Nice try.
If McInnis won the primary, he wouldn't drop out. The man is an egomaniac.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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Oh my lord
something we can agree on.

Satan must be feeling a cold draft today.

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Don't read too much into it.
I suspect that BJ also agrees that grass is generally green. Still, his occasional lapses into marginal lucidity are as reassuring as they are surprising.

We're all in this story together: Let's make sure that we write it well.
http://www.steveharveyforcolor...
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You'd be surprised how lucid I am
if you took your socialist blinders off. Still, thanks for the (sort of) compliment.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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Yes, yes, Bj,
you're so "lucid" that in your warped little world, reason applied to evidence in service to no pre-packaged ideology (and in fact frequently crossing ideological boundaries) is what constitutes "blinders," and the obsessive need to reduce everyone and everything to single buzz words encompassing oversimplistic ideas is what constitutes "lucid."

No, BJ, no one is surprised, or fooled, about how lucid you are. The only surprise is that you constantly out-do your own previous record of mind-boggling stupidity wrapped in comically unreal self-inflation.

We're all in this story together: Let's make sure that we write it well.
http://www.steveharveyforcolor...

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Dang
and just when you were actually starting to sound reasonable again.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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The day you think I sound reasonable,
is the day I have reason to worry about how reasonable I am.

We're all in this story together: Let's make sure that we write it well.
http://www.steveharveyforcolor...
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Well it was only because there was one word in your answer.
"No". It was the first coherent response I had ever gotten from you. By the way, are you a capitalist?

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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thank you!
I've been arguing for years against such sound-bite reductionism. Your endorsement of it, and nod to me for briefly suspending my habit of not acquiescing to it, is an eloquent illustration of just how dumb it is.

We're all in this story together: Let's make sure that we write it well.
http://www.steveharveyforcolor...
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So what's up man?
Are you a capitalist?

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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and Hick isn't?

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To some degree
but people like him a lot. So what's going on; are they going to try to put you on the ballot?

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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I know it's early for Friday Jams
But The Clash said it better than any of us can.



This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.

Apologies to GottaFindaBetterUserName
I didn't find his diary until after I posted this.

GMTA.

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.

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anouncement friday... late...
Just a guess but to minimize impact. as republicans know he has to go but it would amount to admitting defeat. We all know republicans cannot admit to anything only take credit... it is ingrained in their DNA.

"Fake but accurate!" ~GOPwarrior "infrastructure,whatever that is." ~bjwilson83 "You leftist DICK!" ~ Laughing Boy
See you at the polls you dumb bastard.~Libertad  
Just heard Mr. McInnis will hold a news conference at 10:00 a.m. this morning.

are you inferring
a republican will admit wrongdoing and actually forgo a (however slim) chance at power??? I do not believe it.

or will Mcinnis dig in his heels and ardently adhere to the "other guys fault for my $300K Fraud" excuse?

"Fake but accurate!" ~GOPwarrior "infrastructure,whatever that is." ~bjwilson83 "You leftist DICK!" ~ Laughing Boy
See you at the polls you dumb bastard.~Libertad  

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Wow
This make it easy for Hick for sure. Even if he does not drop out, it's over for the repubs.  I mean it's good for the Dems because Hick's campaign has been a joke thus far with all the cute useless crap they have been doing with no real field effort.  
Cute sure beats
the ugliness of twisting an 82 year olds arm to take all the blame for you after paying him a few hundred out of your 300K. And I wouldn't worry about Hick's field effort once the other team's primary is over.  

By the way, I'm guessing there isn't any non-fictional elk recipient family ready to come forward and testify to McSociopath's character either.
 

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agree
" Hey Rollie, Scooter here, turns out, heh, heh, I sorta plagiarized those articles you sent me and pocketed 300 grand, while you made a couple hundred bucks." " By the way, could you just please sign this letter accepting all of the blame for it ? " " There's a lot more work and opportunities in it for you if you take the heat on this one."

WTF?  Does he really think people are that fucking stupid ? This guy is a sociopath.

" I will always put Colorado families before the Washington special interests"

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)

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He really does have to bow out if
pride and party mean anything to him.  He's potentially open to all sorts of future trouble, and staying in the race would virtually guarantee a Dem sweep in the state as McInnis dragged down every other GOP candidate, who would be, fairly or not, tarred with the same brush.

Discipline without purpose is tyranny.
According to Schrager's article, Duffy says McInnis is still in.
This should be an interesting day.  

"I wouldn't characterize caloric intake as "professional development." c rork
And according to Facebook too
per update # 3.

If Republican 36 is correct and there's a Scooter press conference at 10 (about 15 minutes from now), I'd love to see a livestream. It sounds like he's going to dig in his heels.

Run, Scott, Run!

Will ArapaGOP rescind his factually incorrect assertion regarding Rep. Coram and his son?

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Boy, this has been a fun week so far, hasn't it? :)
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I say McInnis stays in, but loses the primary. n/t


"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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Stay Strong Polsters


"There are a lot of reasons not to elect me." Mitt Romney in a moment of clarity

"I'm Mitt Romney and yes, Wolf, that's also my first name," Willard Mitt Romney demonstrating 'policy flexibility.'  

Sowing the seeds of discontent
This is just wreaking absolute chaos on the Republican Party.  If they try to sneak in a mainstream candidate with you know actual legislative experience then the Maes/Tea Party crowd will turn their guns on the party establishment.  If they let Maes get the nomination it will expose another Tea Party candidate as an unpalatable choice and add to the list of Tea Party successes in the primary that backfired in the general.  If McInnis stays in it keeps the focus on the corrupt ethics of Republicans.

All around it couldn't be a worse outcome for Republicans who were giddy just three months ago about humiliating Ritter and returning to glory.  What a quick turn around into another potential double digit rout especially during a redistricting cycle.  How sweet it is to have steady and trustworthy over flashy and greedy.  It is good to be a Colorado Democrat today.

"I'm in it to win it"....
good grief.  He stole that from Hillary Clinton's announcement speech.

If he gets out, he will likely steal Biden's 1988 withdrawl speech.

"Corporations are people, my friend... of course they are."  Willard M. Romney  

Ha!
Though I don't think Hillary was the first ever to use that phrase.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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I just hope...
when he does withdraw he remembers that his wife's name isn't "Jill" and that he doesn't thank the fine people of the state of Delaware for supporting him over the years.

"Corporations are people, my friend... of course they are."  Willard M. Romney  
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Or wax eloquently
about his family coming up in the coal mines.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Perhaps we should have a poll
on who  McInnis will lift his exit speech from...

My Fellow Americans:

I come before you tonight as a one-time candidate for the governorship and as a man whose honesty and integrity have been questioned.

The usual political thing to do when charges are made against you is to either ignore them or to deny them without giving details.

I believe we've had enough of that in Colorado, particularly with the present Administration in Denver. To me the office of the Governor of Colorado is a great office and I feel that the people have got to have confidence in the integrity of the men who run for that office and who might obtain it.

I have a theory, too, that the best and only answer to a smear or to an honest misunderstanding of the facts is to tell the truth. And that's why I'm here tonight. I want to tell you my side of the case.

I am sure that you have read the charge and you've heard that I, Scott McInnis, took $300,000 from a group of my supporters that run a non-profit foundation.

Now, was that wrong? ...

But then some of you will say and rightly, "Well, what did you use the fund for, Scott? Why did you have to have it?"

There are other ways that these finances can be taken care of. Some who are lawyers, and I happen to be a lawyer-lobbyist, continue to practice lawyer-lobbying.  

One other thing I probably should tell you because if we don't they'll probably be saying this about me too.  A man down in Egnar heard Lori on the radio mention the fact that we would like to have a dog. And, believe it or not, the day before we left on this campaign trip we got a message from Grand Junction saying they had a package for us. We went down to get it. You know what it was.

It was a little cocker spaniel dog in a crate that he'd sent all the way. Black and white spotted. We named it Checkers. And you know, the kids, like all kids, love the dog and I just want to say this right now, that regardless of what they say about it, we're gonna keep it.



"There are a lot of reasons not to elect me." Mitt Romney in a moment of clarity

"I'm Mitt Romney and yes, Wolf, that's also my first name," Willard Mitt Romney demonstrating 'policy flexibility.'  

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Lori's respectable Republican cloth coat
But then the question arises, you say, "Well, how do you pay for l these and how can you do it legally?" And there are several ways that it can be done, incidentally, and that it is done legally in the halls of Hogan Lovells and among the Hasan Family Foundation fellows.

The first way is to be a rich man. I don't happen to be a rich man so I couldn't use that one.

Another way that is used is to put your wife on the payroll. Let me say, incidentally, my opponent, my opposite number for the governorship on the Democratic ticket, does have his wife on the payroll. And has had her on his payroll for the ten years-the past ten years.

Now just let me say this. That's his business and I'm not critical of him for doing that. You will have to pass judgment on that particular point. But I have never done that for this reason. I have found that there are so many deserving stenographers and secretaries in Denver that needed the work that I just didn't feel it was right to put my wife on the payroll.

My wife's sitting over here. She's a wonderful stenographer. She used to teach stenography and she used to teach shorthand in high school. That was when I met her. And I can tell you folks that she's worked many hours at night and many hours on Saturdays and Sundays in my office and she's done a fine job. And I'm proud to say tonight that in the twelve years I've been in the House of the United States, Lori McInnis has never been on the Government payroll.



A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Apparently no exit speech forthcoming for now.
Tancredo and the Colorado R leadership must have mistaken Scotty for someone who is not a sociopath.
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Oh, the irony. Guess where Scott's gonna be today.
From his Facebook page:
Scott McInnis  Will be at the NISP rally today talking about agriculture and the critical issues facing Northern Colorado.

Critical issues like water, say, for example?

"I wouldn't characterize caloric intake as "professional development." c rork

Don't worry Scooter, Cleve's got your back.
Also from Scooter's Facebook page:

Cleve Tidwell  Keep the heat on Scott as you know you have my support and I fully endorse you for governor and look forward to having you as our next Governor. Now it's time for all of us to step up. I just want to see us turn Colorado around and give it back to the people. From our conversations I know you truly understand that. I will help you anyway possible.


This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.
Cleve also endorsed Norton after originally endorsing Buck.
He's a dirty traitor.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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You mean people can't change their minds?
Cleve sometimes forgot whether he was running for the Senate or for King of the Philippines. He's not a traitor, he's just befuddled. And no one cares who he endorses.  

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Lol, true.
He's always been a bit slippery.

"...energy shouldn't be in the market." - Aristotle
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5 Stages of Decline (according to Money Magazine)
1. Hubris born of Success
2. Undisciplined Pursuit of More
3. Denial of Rick and Peril
4. Grasping for Salvation
5. Capitulation to Irrelevance or Death

McInnis is still only at Stage 3.  

It's not possible
to deny Rick.
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too perilous...


"There's a Romney Rule. The Romney Rule says, let's double down on the tax cuts for the wealthy." -- VP Joe Biden
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True.
And, I suspect ScottM, at stage 3, is definitely saying he's never gonna give up his spot on the ballot.
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He's never gonna let you down, voters


History does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme.  (Mark Twain)
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Tancredo offers himself as sacrificial lamb
http://www.9news.com/news/arti...

"This is so important for [Republicans]," Tancredo said.

..."I am going to do what I can do to either make sure it's me or a candidate that will do what it takes to turn this state around," Tancredo said.

Tancredo also said that Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, the only Democrat in the race, will likely win in November and be the next governor.

"It's going to be tough for any Republican. It's going to be tough for Scott," Tancredo said.



"There are a lot of reasons not to elect me." Mitt Romney in a moment of clarity

"I'm Mitt Romney and yes, Wolf, that's also my first name," Willard Mitt Romney demonstrating 'policy flexibility.'  

Why not?
He's lost damned near anything you can lose, except for a safe House seat.

It's his time to take losing to a whole new level.

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.

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RUN, TANCK, RUN!!!

That guy would energize every voter everywhere in Colorado.

I'm not sure he  would carry CD6, but I think he probably would.  I think he carries CD5.

I think he loses in CD1, 2 & 7.

So what would 3 & 4 do?
Would it help or kill Buck-credo?


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