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October 27, 2009 07:54 PM UTC
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“We’re not just going to shoot the bastards, we’re going to cut out their living guts and use them to grease the treads on our tanks.”
-Ibid
Day 57 of the Romanoff campaign (it seems like so much longer). Still waiting for a page on his website, or some other clear outline available to the public, highlighting his stances on the issues he would be dealing with as a US Senator.
“Accept the challenges so that you can feel the exhilaration of victory. ”
Yes, he’s in. I’m currently on the fence about who to support. But the more he keeps quiet and in the background, the more I wonder if he’s up to the bruising task of running for Senator.
Bennet is the incumbent – DO SOMETHING to show that you’ll be better at the job!!!
I sent the campaign an email requesting information on about a half dozen specific issues–or if they could point me to where I might find them–two weeks ago, crickets. I am truly undecided, but leaning toward Bennet (as the incumbent) and need AR to distinguish himself and earn my vote…so far I am disappointed.
I asked for an interview. I got a call back the first week saying sure. Then silence. I’ve asked again several times and never received a reply.
At least on the McInnis campaign they were polite enough to tell me no.
Not a doubt in my mind. I’m supporting Bennet. I keep running into other Littleton area Dems who feel the same, more in sorrow than in anger toward Romanoff. And Bennet isn’t letting a day go by without saying or doing something we have to approve of. Lots of e-mail comunication keeping us posted. Romanoff giving us no reason not to stick with Bennet.
We already feel morally obliged to throw away money supporting a Dem for CD6 every two years. Little inclination to throw away any extra. Romanoff is done.
To justify re-igniting the discussion?
No?
Snore . . .
This diary is pretty tongue in cheek. I wouldn’t put much weight in it other than the fact that it’s making fun of certain people.
the obsessed?
I resemble that remark…..or something
is comparing the Penry/McInnis primary threads and the Bennet/Romanoff discussions. Is it just my perception that the conversation is a bit less friendly in the former?
that R’s are less civil to their own and less tolerant of challengers and competition?
That’s such a stereotype. Next thing you’ll be saying they’re all white and mostly rich.
African/American Republican once. But yeah, they are mostly rich. I recall learning that as a young’un in 1976. The average income of delegates to the ’76 National Dem convention was about $8,500. The average income of delegates to the ’76 Republican convention was about $55,000. I did the math.
I probably should have made it clear I was one of the people who “covers” the “coverage”.
and the clock is running.
Assuming you can’t win in the final days barring the unexpected- this election will be over by July. Let’s say Ju;y 3rd just to have a place to count from and a basis to imagine a mid-summer fun weekend.
249 days left.
What’s happened in the past 50 days:
– Bennet has released another q of serious fundraising, especially for a guy who supposedly doesn’t know how to campaign
– Bennet continues to meet and greet and impress
– Bennet got a hot committee assignment
– AR raised enough money to run for… something else, not US Senate
– AR was interviewed by 9News & David Sirota without significantly differentiating himself from Bennet
– McDaniels has the Broncos kicking butt
– Phillies & Yankees
– leaves have turned and fallen
– ski season has started
In the next 50…. AR becomes competitive or exits gracefully.