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Among the many victories of the “whacktivist” right in the recent Colorado Republican Party internal leadership elections, very much in line with Dave “Let’s Go Brandon” Williams’ election to be the next state GOP chairman and Vickie Tonkins’ enduring reign of error in El Paso County, the Jefferson County Republican Party, operating in what was once considered to be the competitive bellwether locale in Colorado elections, has selected longtime local recall organizer and multi-election loser Nancy Pallozzi to lead them into the 2024 election cycle.
Pallozzi is probably best known for her two failed attempts to recall now-Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen of Lakewood from her Lakewood state senate seat, one of which was pulled for lack of support only three days after it was filed. Those failed recall attempts came after Pallozzi lost to Pettersen by 20 points in the 2016 elections. Pallozzi was also a bit player in one of the competing grifty failed attempts to recall Gov. Jared Polis. Without any other distinguishment or qualification, Pallozzi’s whole theory of political engagement appears to rest on her name’s phonetic similarity to former Speaker of the U.S. House Nancy Pelosi.
And now, “Nancy Pallozzi” is bringing the skills she showed failing to recall everybody in sight to the task of reviving the Republican Party’s flagging fortunes in a county that has in recent years exemplified the state’s overall shift toward Democratic dominance. It’s not a prank or a late-night TV sketch. Like “Let’s Go Brandon” Williams himself, Nancy Pallozzi imagines she will be taken seriously.
All we can say is, the couple of times this joke was funny will not substitute for competent leadership.
Catchy, but she'll never be Dick Wadhams or Jim Smallwood.
Nancy "Pizza" Pallozzi.
Well, what can you say? We live in the State of Colorado. They live in a State of Denial.
If they were looking in Jeffco, they would have been better off inviting Joan "Granny Fister" Poston.
I thought the Barn at Evergreen Memorial Park must be in a cemetery, which struck me as appropriate. Alas, it is just an events venue in a park with a name that sounds like a cemetery.
Dave, Dave, Dave please reconsider this selection. How ’bout if she changed her name to, um, Tina
PetersPillowpalooza?? What’s Colorado’s hardest workingest MAGAnutter gotta’ do to finally earn some little bit of respect from her own state party?You can end this GOP civil war against Colorado’s rural right!
"70's, 80's, and 90's"
Uh, no.
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Also, you could complain about Dave "LGB" Williams fighting "conservative Republican RINO's."
The RINO's possession is not specified.
Ownership of the Liberals is implied.
Thank you!! I keep looking for a noun following 70's (fashion? music? politics?), and I usually am left wanting
Unfortunately, the only night next week; Monday through Friday; that I'm booked is the 21st. Otherwise, this might be worth a visit.
"Dave grew up in a military family. Didn't actually serve himself, but"
I noticed that.
Do I get extra credit because both my parents were in the Army in WW2?
Or, do I lose points because I avoided induction after getting braces on my teeth?
At least you didn't have bone spurs like The Orange Caligula
(new term for Trump, by Charlie Sykes of The Bulwark dot com. Look C. up among the early Roman emperors)
Sticking with the still popular "Combover Caligula"
What strikes me about the above blurbs is that they are barely literate while managing to be fully buzzword compliant. Oh well, I guess they appeal to the sheeple in the modern Republican party.
The Barns at Evergreen is where I first encountered Tom Tancredo. Ah, memory.
I still can't believe they elected Nancy Pallozzi to be their leader. What kind of comedy show are they auditioning for?
Maybe Joan "the Fisting Granny" Poston was unavailable.