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Beauprez Will Run for Senate

by: Colorado Pols

Mon Aug 03, 2009 at 10:01:51 AM MDT


UPDATE #2: Beauprez is a little more up front about it with Politico:

Former Republican congressman Bob Beauprez told POLITICO that he is "leaning towards running" against Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) because he doesn't think any of the party's current crop of candidates can win. [Pols emphasis]

"There's a general sense that our field isn't really set on our side, and Bennet is quite vulnerable," said Beauprez. "We're looking at it -- with an increased sense of urgency."

Look! Something we agree with Beauprez about: The current crop of GOP candidates cannot beat Bennet. But being on the top of the trash heap still leaves you on the trash heap. Beauprez may or may not be better than Buck, Frazier and Cleve, but if he is better, he's not that much better.

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UPDATE: Beauprez tells Lynn Bartels over at Politics West that he isn't definitely in or definitely out. But the most telling quote, perhaps, is this:

Beauprez said he is "asking the questions that need to be asked" as he deliberates about whether to run.

"I don't want to go in assuming everything is just going to work out, somehow, and the team will come together, somehow, and the money will be there, somehow, and at the end of the day we will win, somehow," Beauprez said.

Indeed.

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Following up on a post from Mountain Dem a little earlier, it sounds like Bob Beauprez will indeed run for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate. We hear that Beauprez is telling friends that "he's in" and is already beginning to solicit financial support.

Coming off one of the worst campaigns in the country in 2006, and what many -- us included -- have called the worst statewide campaign in Colorado history, Beauprez would seem to be a poor choice to be the Republican candidate against Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet. But Beauprez does have a deep financial rolodex and should easily be able to outraise both Ken Buck and Ryan Frazier. Whether or not he can convince GOP primary voters that he is not the same disaster that he was in 2006 is another story entirely.  
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Beauprez Will Run for Senate | 90 comments
The real question
Will his horse's rear end be coming out of retirement along with him for one more campaign ad?
I don't know
if Janet Rowland will do a campaign ad for Beauprez again, RSB.
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I heard she'll work for alfalfa
n/t

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.
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Hey, doesn't she know that Alfalfa likes sheep?

And isn't Alfalfa a member of Rush Limpbough's "He-man Woman Haters Club"?

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c'mon fellas
that's no way to talk about a woman...

regardless - I disagree with her on some big issues, but Commissioner Rowland is a badass

TABOR4LIFE

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Seeing how Alfalfa was the leading trend setter
for your own hairdo, I won't ask if you discussed your ex-publicist when you shared the stage with Rush Limpbough.  
[ Parent ]
Muhammad
You should never talk about a woman's ass that way in a public forum.

It's unmanly.

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

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welcome to the 19th Century!


I'm not as sweet as I used to be.
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After all Both Ways did for her back in '06
   Plucking her up from a position of obscurity and elevating her to statewide ridicule.
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this is a treasure trove of material
hasn't the man embarrassed himself enough ?

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

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)
From his perspective
Is he really a worse candidate than Buck or Frazier? Probably not, and he at least will have better name ID than Bennet.
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He is a better candidate
More name ID, former congressman, better support network but if he runs a campaign anything like last time he just becomes a laughingstock again.

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

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)
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Fidel is right
BB is a good guy - and he clearly has the experience and the resources - we'll see what happens

TABOR4LIFE
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"Good guys"....
don't select people who equate homosexuality with bestiality as their running mates.  On the contrary, they distance themselves from them so that they are not perceived as endorsing that position.

Beauprez is a right-wing whack job ala Dave Schultheis or Marilyn Musgrave.

And for someone such as yourself who claims to support equality for gays and lesbians, I rather surprized you would call him a "good guy" when his record on this issue is every bit as bad as Marilyn Musgrave's.

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

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did Fidel say BB was a "good guy"?
I didn't read that.  But your post is consistent with your strange way of putting things.  Rather than say someone is a good candidate or would be a good representative, you say he is a "good man," etc....as if these things were all the same.

I'm not as sweet as I used to be.
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Nice catch Jambalaya
I never said it, but I let it go.

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

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)
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interesting
Beauprez still has his supporters in the GOP, and should have much better name recognition around the state than Buck or Frazier. Heck, in a general he might even have better name recognition than Bennet. It's hard to see him running such a bad campaign a second time around.

I doubt Bennet will lose to anyone, but I can't help but think that Beauprez will pose a serious challenge, regardless of 2006.

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

Great News!
n/t

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.
Incredible, even!
Now let's hope he outraises his competitors enough to win the GOP nod. Then this Senatorial race is smooth sailing.

And, the plus with Beauprez, over, say, Ryan Frazier, is that he won't turn up support to help races out downballot. Who the hell is excited to vote for a former loser? Not many. This in turn really, really helps Ritter out, and, if McInnis wins the Gov nom, then even competitive house races, or GOP leaning (see: Steve Harvey) probably won't get a huge boost of GOP turnout.

I knew a stripper named Skyler once.  --TaxCheatGeithner

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All I know
Is that these are going to be two incredibly entertaining GOP primary campaigns to watch.
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Red herring?
I simply can't fathom bothways actually pulling the trigger and comitting to a Senate run. Honestly, in his heart of hearts, he has to know the extreme right wing lunjatic fringe base he'll appeal to in the primary simply doesn't translate into viable general numbers. Not any more. Colorado's not your daddy's no questions asked, vote red goober haven ala Owens/Andrews/Tancredo these days.

Should he run, Fidel hit the nail square. bothways' past "gaffes", his birther membership, his recent radio vitriol, and the general public perception of him as sleezy will doom the reds to a Senate loss in '10. Maybe wadhams does know something, and doesn't want to risk a young turk getting his ass kicked by the yet unknown Democratic candidate. If that's the case, bothways would be a throwaway candidate. And that would be another reason yet to call him sleezy.

If he runs, he'd no question  be a formidable primary candidate. But, if he does, the shamefull business concerning the Air Force flight suit he was wearing at the '06 campaign stops will be front and center. And it might even be brought up by opportunistic conserve opponents.

Both bush and owens got away with masquerading as Air Force pilots, but that was before federal legislation was enacted to put a stop to that fakery. And with the recent realization by most Americans that the republicans are "strong on national defense" in bloviation only, flightsuitgate could be a real problem for bothways.

   

He's a birther?
Ugh.
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yep
friday, khow about 5pm. It's probably still there.

Who knows, maybe not.

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love it rocco
" vote red goober haven "

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

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)
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Thanks Fidel

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He's one of Them
Whether you want to believe it or not, Bob Beauprez is one of those that brought this type of Republicanism to Colorado.  He's a true believer.  I've known him since the late 80's.  Trust me, he's one of them.
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Darn it
I shouldve taken redstateblues up on his bet after all!

A $20 check sent to Senator Scott Renfroe from RSB wouldve been pretty awesome  

TABOR4LIFE

Well, he hasn't officially announced yet
but yes, you should have taken my bet.

And just FYI, I think a $20 donation to Renfroe would have been way, way worse for me than a $20 check to Steve Harvey would have been for you.  :)

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That's nice of you
Harvey is a good CP member - that's a check I'm alright sending

Yeah - I guess I'm pretty tough in my picking brother - lol!

TABOR4LIFE

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I really want to see all this at the convention
it'll actually be the first in a while to be up for grabs and exciting.
How many...
...of Beauprez' problems were the fault of his campaign staff and not the candidate?

Agreed, though.  Worst.  Campaign.  Evah.

Disagree
Hey man - the candidate controls the ship at the end of the day

That campaign was BB's fault and BB only  

TABOR4LIFE

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Honest question
No flaming here - I want honest honest answers -

In 2006, BB was a solid candidate

That said - please tell us 2 or 3 reasons why you thought BB's 2006 campaign was so bad - or better, what about his 2006 campaign completely turned you off from supporting him?

Was it all Marc Holtzman? Or was it actions after the primary?  

TABOR4LIFE

The NCIC leak was huge
Not necessarily because Cory Voorhis was breaking the law (he was acquitted after all), but for Beauprez it was a massive political miss-fire. Any time you have a criminal investigation associated with your campaign, it's a huge blunder.
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2 or 3, MAH?
1.  Janet Rowland
2.  John Marshall
3.  Elk Whisperer  
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directionless
Once Holtzman was out the BB campaign was directionless. They didn't have a good message, they weren't strategically smart and they looked confused about how to proceed.  
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How About his Ads
Can you imagine you standing next to the wrong of a horse and saying its time to clean things up.  It's really not good to have the public laughing at you and rightfully connecting his with a horse's ass.

The number of missteps, misfires, and just plain incompetency were unbelievable.

As for Congress, that's in name only.  He never did anything there and from what folks could tell (and they can tell) he just didn't like the job.  That sort of stuff carries over.  Why will he like the Senate any more.  Could only be the power and the fact that he only has to run a rough race every six years.  Makes him look sleezy and lazy.

He's a nice guy, but really, seems to me to be in over his head.

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The list is long, Ali
But here's another, and one of our favorite gaffes: telling Colorado Public Radio that 70 percent of all African-American pregnancies end in abortions.

http://www.coloradopols.com/sh...

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Forced abortions in the Marianna Islands.
Lying before Congress about who paid for his trip that he took and spent quality time with his wife ara sailing in same said islands while supposedly super busy checking out working conditions for people making a dime an hour.

Do you suffer short term memory loss from drugs or were you just not paying attention.

Oh and you may add thinking Dick Wadham would make a good campaign manager to his list of missteps.  

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

[ Parent ]
That was Bob Schaffer's US Senate campaign in 2008, MotR
But when you through Schaffer in with Beauprez, there exists and encyclopedic amount of knowledge about how not to run a political campaign.
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Oh my God, that was, wasn't it? :)
And yes, my memory loss is due to drugs. But Jesus, what does that tell you about Beauprez if I can't keep BB and BS straight?  

"I wouldn't characterize caloric intake as "professional development." c rork
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He really sealed his fate
when he ran an ad saying his opponent should go to jail.

Oh, wait, that was another Republican who threw it all away with a shitty campaign.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues

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:) I need a flow chart.
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All campaigns make mistakes
Yes BWB had more than the normal number but I don't think that's what made his crash & burn so spectacular. What I think killed it was he did not give people a reason to vote for him. He threw out the standard Republican talking points, but there was no there there.

Voters want people who are fired up to address our problems and plan to improve things. And I think that is why Ken Buck could be a serious contender - and why BWB isn't.

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

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Yes...
That's why Deeds is the nom in Virginia and not some party fundraising big-shot Clinton lover. You have to say why. Can't just wake up in the morning and say you want to be "Fill In The Blank" just because you have the money and some ID to do it.

Eventually it will catch up to you...especially in long primaries

[ Parent ]
Thanks everyone
Very thoughtful responses on the question - deeply appreciated!  

TABOR4LIFE
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Go Beauprez!
I love this guy.
I think someone should eat their words!
I posted this news long ago and was told I by RedGreen that I put my "political street cred front and center." Guess someone should eat their words.

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no not really
But, if it brings out the Penry shills at least we know who you are.
Doesn't matter about me. I'm not running. I only call out things as I see them. That's for others to fight. But, love your defense of Penry though. Are you as loyal to him as he is to the people who got him where he is? Those "ten years" of Republicans?

Speaking of ten years, since he is "the new kid" will he be supporting Frazier or Beauprez for the US Senate? Rumor has it, according to Facebook, Beauprez is joining the race. But, I bet Penry doesn't want to be a hypocrite does he?

"...Penry...would be a shitty Governor." -Ralphie

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brings out the Penry shills
You really are new to this site.
If you'll actually read what I wrote, it's not a defense of Penry, it's questioning the thoroughness (and clumsiness) of your postings.

And if you think Beauprez is joining the Senate race, "according to Facebook," you've really put your political street cred front and center. Good job.

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by: RedGreen @ Wed Jul 15, 2009 at 17:01:03 PM MDT
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"...Penry...would be a shitty Governor." -Ralphie
Surprise, surprise
Looks like Beauprez must be using Phaseline too.  
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I'll eat my words.
Let's see if he really joins the race or keeps floating balloons like he did around the time his book was published, but you're right, walk_the_line, he's still considering it.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Just to be clear
I'm not hedging -- I'm eating my words. I thought it was an outrageous rumor then, and still do, but walk_the_line had the rumor right.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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You are a true "eat my words" champion.
RedGreen: I am laughing with you. In all seriousness, thanks for your remarks.

"...Penry...would be a shitty Governor." -Ralphie
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Just occured
What was the name of the PAC bothways was using during the '06 Gov run?

Trailhead? I remember vauely the Vorhees debacle, as I recall the big question was did Vorhees illegally get the plea bargain for ag tresspass stuff and give it to bothways via Trailhead 'cause he was a good citizen or did they ask him to illegally get it? And was there a little "gratuity" involved?

Then bothways threw Cory under the bus when the thing blew up. Adding insult to injury, bothways then proclaimed himself the hero and catalyst when the jury came back.

With friends like him.........

Hey, gotta wonder if Caplis will have bothways on this week. Announce on Caplis' show?

One thing to remember. To get the red nomination, bothways has to remain staunch unapolagetic birther.

That alone kills him in the general.

The field is thin.
Ken Buck, Ryan Frazier and Cleve Tidwell are all junior varsity players on the GOP bench (if that) contending for the highest federal office in the state (which is clearly a bigger deal than any other office in the state but the Governorship).

Bob Beauprez comes into the race having served a respectably long term in Congress, and has run a statewide campaign.  While he lost that time, he has presumably gained some "lessons learned" wisdom in the process, while the others have no experience as a major campaign candidate.  

Beauprez is the only senior varsity player in this race, so anyone else will be hard pressed to match him.  I suspect that we will see one or two contenders drop out of the by early next year, as the race shakes out.

Beauprez's primary prospects are improved by the fact that Penry and McInnis, both of whom are bigger GOP fish than Beauprez's fellow candidates for the GOP U.S. Senate nod in Colorado.  John Suthers and Mike Coffman also appears to be safely out of this race.  CO-4 is trying up Cory Gardener and other possible contenders, and Marilyn Musgrave has taken her toys and gone on the road.  Ben Nighthorse Campbell hasn't uttered a peep about returning to politics either.

Bill Owens could be a formidable candidate if the rumors about him that have never come out don't actually have any truth to them; and so could John Elway.  I could also see a run by Troy Eid in the cards.

But, Michael Bennet appears to have secured the good fortune of a weak field this year and I fully expect to see Bennet win a Bennet v. Beauprez race in 2010.

well done

[ Parent ]
served a respectably long term in Congress
He was in Congress for four years -- 2003-2007 -- which is about the shortest term anyone has completed in a long time (there are some currently serving members who haven't served longer than two terms yet). So let's not get carried away here.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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I guess it's pretty easy to earn the respect of ohwilleke?


I'm not as sweet as I used to be.
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Yup. But easy to lose it as well.

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easy come, easy go.....


I'm not as sweet as I used to be.
[ Parent ]
If you call an out of wedlock love child with a former staffer
"rumors" then the question of whether they "came out" or not is a funny play on words.  Maybe the Dems wouldn't go there but the media would have a field day with John Edwards II.  Do you think Mark Sanford is the only Republican governor with a Christian background and a secret love affair?  Owens isn't going to put himself under the magnifying glass again particularly if he knows he is going to be asked those questions.  

Owens other problem is that he actually works with Dems on issues like Ref C so that automatically disqualifies him with the red meat birther voters.

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Doubt it....
media in Colorado are lapdogs to all elected offials.  They sheilded Owens and his rumored "love child" just like they sheilded Roy Romer and BJ Thornberry affair the whole time both of them were in office.

We are not talking national media who eat this stuff up or big city (New York, Chicago, LA) media who thrive on scandal exposition.  Owens could run and never have to answer a question...because it wouldn't be asked.

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

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Not necessarily fatal anyway.
McCain was elected to the Senate and nominated to be a Presidential candidate despite admitting to numerous affairs in his memoirs.
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Maybe so, maybe not, I'm agnostic.
I know that Westword has tried hard to pin down the story without success.
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Owens must have other reasons then
for disappearing after showing that he can appeal to independents and moderates.  His public split with his wife must have been over not doing the dishes.

So you basically have the best and brightest of the Republican Party a no show leaving bothways as the party standard bearer.

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plus, Owens is as best and bright as a piece of plywood


I'm not as sweet as I used to be.
[ Parent ]
But he is light years ahead of the rest of the field
in name recognition and proven ability to win a state wide race.  He is young and good looking and can speak in complete sentences unlike other Republican ex-governors who have ambitions for high political office.  Mike Huckabee has been the ex-governor of Arkansas for years and is still being touted as a 2012 presidential candidate.

With the dearth of experienced Republicans who don't come across as total nutjobs and the weak field that the Democrats are going to put up, Owens complete disappearing act really stands out.  The guy is never mentioned and is rarely seen in public.  He is an obvious choice unless he has some big skeletons in the closet.  After the Sanford debacle, the public would likely believe any rumor of scandal.  Once upon a time it is the Democrats who were portrayed as the party of sex fiends.

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unless he has some big skeletons in the closet
There's the rub.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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What's interesting
is once Owens decided he was never running for office again, he became a much better Governor.

No trees were destroyed in the posting of this comment. But a large number of electrons were horribly inconvenienced.
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That generally happens...
they stop caring about offending supporters who fund their campaigns.

"Corporations are people, my friend... of course they are."  Willard M. Romney  
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Repubs have no bench
Bothways is the best they can do.

No talent
No new ideas
No humility
No clue

Remember 2002
Bob Beauprez ran a great primary and  general election campaign in 2002 and a hard hitting race against Dave Thomas in 2004. No one who saw those races could believe how badly he ran in 2006.  Beauprez has plenty of money and ran good campaigns two out of three times.  
yeah, but.....
it is generally only the most recent campaign that counts....

"Corporations are people, my friend... of course they are."  Willard M. Romney  
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general election campaign in 2002
And he beat Mike Feeley by what, 121 votes, the closest congressional race in the country? Again, let's not go overboard here.

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Not going overboard
Beauprez is a wealthy guy who has shown that he can win tough races and spend his own money to do it.  Feeley was up in the final weeks until Beauprez unleashed a barrage of negative ads to pull it out.  

I am also along with most Coloradans still laughing at the horse ad from 2006.  Which Bob Beauprez  will show up in 2010?

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It's not just that Beauprez lost in 2006
It was that the campaign was probably the worst in Colorado's history. If Beauprez had lost to Ritter by even a fairly large 6-8 points, then there would be much less questioning whether or not he could run successfully in 2010.

2006 wasn't just awful for BB - it was magnitudes of awful that have not been seen for a long time.

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Never Posted?
Gov's please repond
Good Ole' "Both Ways"
he isn't definitely in or definitely out

LOL

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

Bob's new Buddhist incarnation
"Middle Way Bob"

A leader on the battlefield can be a leader in Congress. -- redstateblues
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Thank goodness I backed up all my data from 2006!

It was a very good year, happy to relive it.

Out would be wise
I have been a political consultant for 20 years and I agree, that of those mentioned in this article the field can probaby not win. Breauprez is no better and will be wasting alot of peoples money. He should get behind a winner while he can.

Both Buck and Frazier with many followers were only able to muster a few dollars and that is unusal for coming out of the gate and currently being in office.

It seems that to win you will need to use the strength, experience and passion of the non mentioned Cleve Tidwell who is staying low and yet making a big impact both in Colorado and on the hill. He appears to have the difference that is needed to give Bennett a run. If the local party were smart they would figure this out but whoever said they were very bright. One of the problems we have around the country

If Tidwell brings in the money by January he will be the best choice and can win.

My picks for Colorado

Tidwell

Buck
Fraizer
and others

Wowee!
A 20 year political consultant gunning for Cleve Tidwell? Ha!

Say, didn't we work together on Senator Gravel's presidential campaign?  

I knew a stripper named Skyler once.  --TaxCheatGeithner

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Ummm Skyler
Don't put that on your résumé, OK?  It's not likely to help with your next job.

This is serious, you commie dolt  --davebarnes, 2012.
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Welcome to Pols
Are you working for, in spirit if not $$$, for Tidwell?  

"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth." Paul Krugman, 9/2010
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his campaign manager
only got a coke and a pizza....Tidwell wouldn't pay people unless he absolutely HAD to...at least he's fiscaly responsable
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"Cleve Tidwell who is staying low . . ."
Usually not a good sign when a candidate is staying low.
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I agree that we have to wait and see...
If Tidwell can raise money, and actually post WHAT he's doing instead of doing it with no coverage from his campaign he possibly could have a shot. He has potential...but he has to use it and in full force or he's a nobody.
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Word to the Cleve!
In a recent survey of political consultants, Cleve Tidwell showed he's gaining a lot of traction in the upcoming GOP senate contest:

Q: Does the Cleve = the Man or what?

33% Support
33% Oppose
33% Didn't understand question

(Sample size of 3 conducted after 8 pm at Jr's; MOE +/- 33%)

"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not cease to be insipid." - Nietzsche  

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The Cleve
Is our brother from another mother.

We should stop before we piss off JeffcoBlue.

[ Parent ]
Ward you've been a little hard lately on the Clever...
And I'm not talking about Churchy.  Couldn't resist.

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

Cory Gardner (R-O&G)
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Alright
I am the site asshole. I get it.

I am proud to be the site asshole.

Yo quiero gobierno medio!

[ Parent ]
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