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July 01, 2010 11:14 PM UTC
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Representative May has always been a stand-up, honest, and principled leader in the State House.
I rarely agreed with the Minority Leader, but compared to a lot of what the Republican Party has to say, the caucus in the House lucked out with their minority leader.
His voice will be missed at the Capitol, and I certainly hope that any allegations aren’t true.
I also hope that this issue isn’t politicized. Rep. May is outgoing, and he did a grand job of working with Democrats in the Legislature to craft meaningful legislation.
Maybe a bit too outgoing? Ba-da-ching
In the few short years I worked there I found him to be about as nice as they come on either side of the aisle.
until it gets its day in court. And something worth mentioning here that seems pertinent,
At least Wes allegedly got some tongue, eh?
leaving for the stated reasons with no other shoe to drop.
True believer, eh? Drink up.
Did May do it or not? This thread is about May.
This thread isn’t about whether or not May did it or not. That’s a nonstory. It’s only a story because Representative May served and serves as the top Republican in the Colorado State House of Representatives.
This story was posted on Pols because Representative May served and serves as the top Republican in the Colorado State House of Representatives. It’s posted on ColoradoPols because of any relevant political news that may occur as a result of it.
I think any talk of Ritter is foolish, but it certainly earns a place on this diary where the discussion exists solely because there are allegations a politician did something bad. That naturally leads to other discussions and questions of whether not other politicians did something bad.
GOPwarrior is a fool, of couse, and it’s a foolish discussion, but if not here, then where?
You don’t strike me as stupid. So don’t post stupid shit.
The post was about something Mike May was alleged to have done.
Period.
Any responses that had nothing to do with that, GOPChickenhawk’s response included, were off topic.
..the second poster to reference Ritter rather than the first one?
Because BlueCat is always right.
You have another question you want me to answer?
And I apologize for raising such a firestorm about going off topic. I thought it was just an off hand observation on how rare it is these days when there isn’t another shoe to drop. The only thing I’m a true believer in is that we aren’t going to find out that the real reason Ritter isn’t running again is because he has, oh I don’t know , maybe a mistress and a love child hidden somewhere. And no I’m not implying that May does. May could be completely blameless for all I know. I’d say GOPers reaction was odd except that it was from…GOPer.
…for posting those additional details
Mike May is my mentor and a father figure – he’s taught me almost everything I know about running for office
Rep May is a gentleman who receives compliments from everyone he works with, as shown above – I stand by him proudly
and I’ve never seen the kind of attitude toward women that this allegation would require. He’s a decent man and a family man and this just isn’t like him.
In truth, we are all weak and fallible so I can’t rule it out. But Mike has earned the benefit of the doubt — and the fact that the Wyoming Department of Employment dismissed their cases re-inforces that opinion.
you have no idea what you’re talking about when you say you’ve never seen the kind of attitude toward women required to perpetrate this stuff. It’s way more common than you think which means a significant portion of men perpetrate this sort of thing. I don’t think we walk around thinking a significant portion of the men I know and trust have perpetrated some sort of sex crime. We’re bred to be blind to this sort of thing. I’m neither here nor there with defending this guy.
I was referring to Mike, obviously. You imply I said I’d never seen it in any men. Obviously, I’ve seen that attitude in many men — and quite a few women, by the way. But I’ve never seen it in Mike. It’s not definitive proof. But it will do to give him the benefit of the doubt until and unless credible evidence points the other way.
And I tend to beleive the allegations. But, then I am drawing from my personal experience with him as well.
Is like trying to find an address in New Jersey without a GPS.
Better if you don’t try.
… b/c yes, I’ve been lost in Jersey!