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March 08, 2011 12:48 AM UTC
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Let me see if I have this straight: IF redistricting doesn’t take CD-3 off the table for a decade, IF you guys can put up a real candidate (Sal Pace? HAHAHA), and IF the DCCC doesn’t have its hands full trying to prevent another historic trouncing, Tipton’s opponent might get a couple of ad buys.
Thanks for telling me! I’m going to start losing sleep right now!
as anything else you post on. Your confidence is a real boost. Thank you.
All I’m saying is it’s too early for the DCCC to have any idea what its battlegrounds will be next year. This is wishful thinking from “DraftPace” that our local Democrat message machine is happy to oblige.
Do YOU know something I don’t?
And the 3rd will be in play.
I’ve heard that CD-3 might lose Pueblo, and with Pueblo any means of thwarting the will of western slope conservatives.
Because without Pueblo, CD-3 is the reddest district in the state, isn’t it? That would be a great place for the D-Trip to waste Pat Stryker’s money.
Well, I also “heard” that CD-5 might lose Colorado Springs, and without Colorado Springs any means of thwarting the will of Chaffee County liberals!
It must be fun to live in a land of make-believe AGOP.
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see, not only has he defunded NPR, the #1 priority of the T-party folks here, but today he announced that he is unhappy with the price of gas.
http://lamborn.houseenews.net/…
The guy is the definition of a walking, talking “populist.”
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Any effort to separate it from the San Luis Valley would probbaly be overturned by a court.
Do you hear voices in your head too?
If you do, they are about as accurate as what you’ve heard about Pueblo leaving CD-3.
1. The first time Tipton ran against Salazar, he got creamed.
2. Fast-forward to the Republican wave, and Tipton wins, aided in no small part by Salazar not waking up in time to save his seat.
Given those facts, a determined campaign to unseat Tipton, provided the Democrats can come up with a suitable candidate, just might get the job done. Tipton is a lightweight and can’t fight above his weight class.
that Salazar seemed to have no clue that he couldn’t just phone it in, in spite of his past success, until it was too late. His brother Ken would never have made that mistake.
While the 3rd CD might be a priority for the DCCC, there isn’t exactly a huge bench of great Dem candidates. I don’t think that Sal Pace necessarily has what it takes to pull independents and there isn’t exactly a plethora of “name brand” folks waiting in the wings. Therefore, it’s going to likely fall to the shoulders of a relative unknown to unseat an incumbent. Not an ideal scenario.
However, the fact remains that Tipton is a tremendously weak candidate even as an incumbent and the 3rd CD has continually trended away from “deep red” status over the past decade. So the hope remains alive…