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(R) Trisha Calvarese
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(R) Donald Trump
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(R) Deborah Flora
(R) J. Sonnenberg
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(R) Gabe Evans
(R) Janak Joshi
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January 31, 2012 09:56 PM UTC
42 Comments
as the top beer. But it’s fine taste aside, I lean to Papst Blue Ribbon because there is nothing like a union label to smooth the palate.
but have a place for it in my heart as it’s the beer I learned to drink beer with. Much better than the other big choice at illinois campus bars at the time, Bud. Imports were too expensive for regular student drinking. When I moved out here in my 20s I found Coors quite tasteless by comparison. All that clear Rocky Mountain water, maybe? Stuck with PBR during the Carbondale years, back when Carbondale was a great town with great eclectic saloons.
I believe Coors has a plant in Virginia, so that might just be Shenandoah water too. It either is an awfully big dist facility or a full blown plant.
Rocky Mountain Spring water fortified with Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep Shit!
with Central City sewer water.
Clear Creek water loaded with heavy metals from the mines upstream.
to a red wine with dinner. I prefer the taste of beer, but red wine is supposedly healthier.
per month we put away between the two of us isn’t going to affect anybody’s marketing strategies. I, too do the red wine thing these days.
I’d always heard good things about it, but every time I’ve actually used it, they recommend crappy stuff that gets awful reviews everywhere else. I know they have a methodology, but it seems flawed to me.
Of course, the last time I read Consumer Reports was in 1999 so things may have changed since then.
That’s a new one. Small business owners, perhaps, but the largest corporations are busy doing just the opposite — sitting on huge cash reserves, but laying off employees and paying little or no taxes.
doesn’t count. We didn’t have immigration rules back then unless you were Chinese. But, yeah, “a stowaway.” What’s up with that? Maybe the family should pay that debt now.
How can the family live with the fact that knowing their very first act getting here was breaking the law?
Not so sure. If memory serves, immigration was governed by individual states during the 1800’s, not the federal government. Researching that state’s immigration laws, if any, at the time should certainly give you something to do. If you are not all that busy.
Fascinating story, nonetheless.
Take that, you commie, liberal atheists.
In public school they made us repeat it every damn day for twelve years.
you’d probably remember that there wasn’t any mention of invisibility.
MOTR quoted the text on Coors’ website.
Either Coors has an illiterate speechwriter, or he has an illiterate worker transcribing the speech.
I wonder what Coors’ position on education will be?
what he actually said when he gave the speech.
So, how much is this gonna dent Rep. Ed’s war chest? And forgive my naivite, but isn’t that the point of Joe’s run?
…and spend some Coors money?
Yeah, that seems to be the point, but I don’t see the value of it for Republicans… He already showed that what they consider a “rising star” is just dirt off the shoulder in Perlmutter’s CD7. They can’t just let him run unopposed, so I suppose a self-funder is the ideal, but it’s not going to “deplete” anything. If it has any impact on Ed’s budget, it’ll just give him a stronger fundraising ask than “Hey, I never lose, but give me money anyway.” The campaign can point out that it’s facing a wealthy opponent.
I just got a call for Ed $$ as I was typing. Perlmutter signs on every corner in my neighborhood as of last night. Can’t imagine Joe with any traction outside of JeffCo. Thanks.
Nothing wrong with that. It’s the best a party can do in CDs they can’t win and it serves a purpose. Nice of a rich guy like Joe Coors to oblige.
and many other illustrious American families like mine, have a long and proud history of running for public office. I mean, where’s the fun in a family merely renting politicians? The proud dreams of our hearty immigrant forefathers . . . my family wants this for me in exactly the same way that Vito wanted it for Michael.
in Central America alarms too many people
Rick Palacio is late to the “volley.”
Progress Now Colorado has been banging on Joe Coors for weeks:
Call For Joe Coors, Jr. To Explain “Foolish” Involvement In Bond Trading Scam
Call For Joe Coors, Jr. To Kick Off Campaign With Transparency
Call for Joe Coors, Jr. To Apologize and Disclose
Coloradans in CD-7 Give Joe Coors “Thumbs Down”
between dismissing “Obama and the liberals” and the aligning himself with the Kennedys.
And does he really want to go the “pay your taxes” route? Betting there’s more than a %13.9 chance he’s paying a pretty low rate.
to self-identify with an exciting Kennedy . . . (Hey, Joe’s my fathers name, too) . . . than to identify with a bla . . ., er, . . . blah Kenyan.
Coors actually has income from a “real” business, which will be taxed at full rates.
All the liquor stores were handing them out – paid for by the National Beer Wholesalers Assn. PAC.
Looking forward to adding some Joe Coors coasters to my collection.
…and the Colorado Dems press people need to know that most people are “anti-abortion” but they are not “anti-choice” or “anti-woman.” Labeling the eggmendment as anti-abortion makes it sound like a half decent idea not a radical attack on an individual’s right to keep the government’s hands off their body. Have we learned nothing about the language wars in the last 30 years?
Would it kill a Republican to call President Obama by his actual title now and then?
I’m a middle-aged white male, and to me it seems disrespectful and motivated by some sort of deep-seated psychological feelings that our President is always referred to simply as “Obama” by these angry right-wingers.
Meanwhile, we keep hearing about “Speaker Gingrich” and even “Governor Palin.”
But our President? Just “Obama.” Or “Barack HUSSEIN Obama.”
It is Frank Lutz, godfather of the focus group and master wordsmith…..This is a brilliant way to continue to “delegitimatize” the President.
The President can choose to ignore the insult of be on the defensive all the time…. No win for him.
it would be helpful if the dems had a plan, or consistently defended the president…or even planted moles to sabotage repub focus groups….but the dems are too busy congratulating themselves on being too good to fight back.
I had a hard time calling GWB “President”.
But it was an intuitive reaction, not a programmed response.
“fucking Bush” just rolls off the tongue so much easier . . .
It’s better than “Barry” or “Obozo” or “that monkey.”
You should take the year off and celebrate.