(Ouch! – promoted by Colorado Pols)
Here's my favorite Halloween costume. I only wish I'd actually seen it.
@BigMediaBlog what do you think? My costume this year is a knife in my back with a "cg" on the side….
— Keith Mason (@Keith1Mason) November 1, 2014
We all know senatorial candidate Cory Gardner stabbed the personhood movement in the back, but who would think Keith Mason, the co-founder of Personhood USA, would illustrate the point so brilliantly by inserting a Cory-Gardner monographed knife in his own back?
I offered to buy Mason a beer if he'd send me a photo of his costume. Then I realized he'd probably want harder stuff, so I said I'd buy him shots in exchange for the pic. No response yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if he sent me the photo.
Mason hasn't held back expressing his feelings about Gardner, telling Cosmo a few months ago, for example, that “[Cory Gardner has] built his entire political career on support of personhood. I think he’s just listening to some bad advice, and he’s playing politics.”
Or, put another way, Gardner stabbed Mason and his hard-working personhood colleagues in the back, after they stood with Gardner throughout his political career.
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I kind of liked this one. Dems running from Obama.
Low information conservative morons in that picture. Sean Spicer is an arrogant puke.
That brown splotch on the bottom of the one shoe . . .
. . . they really did manage to get your your good side there, AC. No wonder you like it . . .
Gardner has been "hit" by some of the conservative blogs for his betrayal of "conservative principles."
The most basic of conservative "principles" is "limited federal government". Which has its origins in the "right" to own slaves, and then, later, in segregation.
Not something of which to be proud.
Wasn't it Gale Norton who famously said that the Confederacy had a good argument (states's rights) but bad facts (slavery)?