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Ted Harvey announces campaign for congress

by: Captain America

Wed Nov 07, 2007 at 15:40:40 PM MST


Today Ted Harvey announced his campaign for congress from the steps of the state capitol.

His initial endorsements include:

Sen. Greg Brophy (R)
Sen. Mike Kopp (R)
Sen. Ken Kester (R)
Sen. Shawn Mitchell (R)
Sen. Josh Penry (R)
Sen. Scott Renfroe (R)
Sen. Dave Schultheis (R)

Rep. Cory Gardner (R)
Rep. Jim Kerr (R) 
Rep. Steve King (R) 
Rep. Kent Lambert (R) 
Rep. Kevin Lundberg (R)
Rep. Mike May (R) 
Rep. Frank McNulty (R)
Rep. Ray Rose (R)
Rep. Amy Stephens (R)
Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg (R)
Rep. Ken Summers (R)
Rep. Rob Witwer (R)

"As an elected legislator for the past 6 years, I've worked hard to reduce taxes, shrink government, as well as pass legislation to protect life and crack down on illegal immigration," said Harvey.  "As a Member of Congress, voters know they can count on me to continue my proven record of conservative leadership on the issues most important to them."

Read the full press release below the fold.

Captain America :: Ted Harvey announces campaign for congress
Conservative Republican State Senator Ted Harvey Announces Candidacy for 6th Congressional District

Denver , CO:  Conservative Republican State Senator Ted Harvey announced his candidacy for the 6th Congressional District today on the steps of the State Capitol.

In announcing his candidacy, Senator Harvey touted his conservative experience on issues important to the district.  "As an elected legislator for the past 6 years, I've worked hard to reduce taxes, shrink government, as well as pass legislation to protect life and crack down on illegal immigration," said Harvey.  "As a Member of Congress, voters know they can count on me to continue my proven record of conservative leadership on the issues most important to them."

Senator Harvey was joined by several Republican State Representatives and Senators at the event.  Already, the Ted Harvey for Congress campaign has earned support from half the Republican delegation in both the State House and State Senate as well as numerous county officials from across the district. 

Initial support for Harvey among Colorado legislators includes:

Rep. Rob Witwer (R)  Sen. Mike Kopp (R)
Rep. Ken Summers (R)  Sen. Scott Renfroe (R)
Rep. Steve King (R)  Sen. Josh Penry (R)
Rep. Jim Kerr (R)  Sen. Greg Brophy (R)
Rep. Mike May (R)  Sen. Shawn Mitchell (R)
Rep. Ray Rose (R)  Sen. Dave Schultheis (R)
Rep. Cory Gardner (R)  Sen. Ken Kester (R)
Rep. Kent Lambert (R)  Rep. Frank McNulty (R)
Rep. Kevin Lundberg (R)  Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg (R)
Rep. Amy Stephens (R)

"I'm proud to have the support of so many of my colleagues and grassroots leaders because they know I will work hard to champion conservative values in Congress like Tom Tancredo has,"  Concluded Senator Harvey.

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What an aweful legislator he was
and does this mean he's not running for re-election? Boy will that ray of sunshine not be missed.

Of course he would have the support of those from the far right Party of Denial. This is the same group of radicals who want to deny health care, deny public education, deny global warming exists, and deny Iraq is a mess. Those are winning issues for Harvey!

"Suddenly, it may be cool to be American again" - William J. Kole


Won't recommend the candidate
But I can at least recommend the diary.  Thanks for the info.

Harvey isn't exactly the shining beacon of light in the Senate that I'd hope for in a Congressional candidate...  Is he term-limited or up for re-election in '08?

"I have come to the conclusion that the making of laws is like the making of sausages-the less you know about the process the more you respect the result."  -- Anonymous IL State Rep. circa 1878


Harvey is in his 1st term...
... as a state Senator.  He was elected in 2006.

[ Parent ]
That doesn't answer the question,
so let me put it another way.  Is he going to run for Congress, as well as for State Senator as a back up so he doesn't have to leave politics if/when he loses the primary? 

Is he a carreer politician?

"Suddenly, it may be cool to be American again" - William J. Kole


[ Parent ]
...
You're clearly not listening, or you just don't know anything about the state legislature.

State Senate terms are four years long.

Harvey was elected in 2006, which means his current (and first term) won't end until 2010.


[ Parent ]
Joe Peters, Is that you?


[ Parent ]
No...
Joe Peters isn't nearly as conservative as I am.

[ Parent ]
If he's serious
about running for Congress against Coffman, he could resign that seat.

"Suddenly, it may be cool to be American again" - William J. Kole

[ Parent ]
Agree with you most...
of the time, but not on this.

Diana DeGette didn't resign her seat when she ran for congress.  Mark Udall didn't resign his seat to run for congress (he also hasn't resigned his seat to run for Senate).  Neither of the Brothers Salazar resigned their day jobs when they ran for their current offices.

"But when I see a 9-11 victim family on television, or whatever, I'm just like, 'Oh, shut up!' I'm so sick of them because they're always complaining."  Glenn Beck  


[ Parent ]
Actually...
John Salazar did resign his seat in the State house to run for Congress, mostly due to the distances between Denver and CO-3.

[ Parent ]
Thank you,
and I'll stop playing devil's advocate since I already know the answer.

"Suddenly, it may be cool to be American again" - William J. Kole

[ Parent ]
Say NO to Theocrats.
This is America.  Ted Harvey's running for King of the Taliban.

"But every Republican in the world is a lobbyist…" -- Bill O'Reilly

food for thought
so nostalgic! I remember the article I found by mp3 search saying that he has claimed on his website and in literature that he was CRTL's "Legislator of the Year," and otherwise implying strong support from CRTL. The "Legislator of the Year" designation is true, but at the same time deceptive. That award was for a previous year, when he skewered pro-abortion Democrats on the House floor in a nationally publicized speech regarding Ms. Giana Jessen -- the young lady who survived a saline abortion, but who now suffers from abortion-related Muscular Dystrophy. We still applaud Ted for his action on that day, but it is inappropriate and unethical that he would imply our support and endorsement, when he knows he does not agree with our uncompromised stance on legislation.

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