Mike Coffman Promotes Self at Lamborn’s Expense

(Maybe it was Don Suppes — Promoted by Colorado Pols)

Around 9:30pm tonight (Sept. 28), the twitter account @RepMikeCoffman posted a link to the Denver Post story regarding controversial comments by Doug Lambourn supposedly encouraging military leaders to resign. The tweet said:

This is a rare moment of disunity in Colorado's GOP delegation to Congress which is normally hesitant to discuss each other or express disagreement. 

Coffman has, up til now, declined to comment on the story in the press. One wonders whether the Congressman actually had anything to do with the tweet or whether this will be another one chalked up to "rogue staffers."

About IndyNinja

I support People, not Parties. I support Ideas, not Ideologies. I am an independent voter.

9 Community Comments, Facebook Comments

  1. DawnPatrol says:

    Honor among thieves? A much overrated concept, clearly disputed by this desperate attempt at self-preservation by one miscreant at the expense of another.

  2. Zappatero says:

    Coffman never fails to mention his heroic and daring service to our country. 

    • BlueCat says:

      You should here what my Marine reserve neighbor had to say about that. To summarize in language fit to print…. barely competent desk jockey. Not me. My very conservative officer neighbor. 

  3. BlueCat says:

    Haven't heard much in Lamborn's defense from our usual suspect righties either. Spin machine having trouble concocting something to spit out? 

  4. notaskinnycook says:

    You know things are getting tough for Coffman if he's willing to push a fellow Republican (even a "safe seat" one like Lamebrain) out into traffic to score points with the retired military contingent in CD6. He's feeling the heat for sure.

  5. Sunmusing says:

    I suppose Mutiny is no longer a hanging offense…

  6. mamajama55 says:

    Coffman keeping politics off the battlefield?

    He seems to be having trouble keeping the battlefield out of politics.

Leave a Reply

Comment from your Facebook account


You may comment with your Colorado Pols account above (click here to register), or via Facebook below.