5 thoughts on “Woods sees “not a lot of difference” between political parties, raising specter of a primary”

1. The only responses I have to this drivel violate Godwin's Law.

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2. Marilyn Marks is a big fan of Laura Waters Woods. There are several Jeffco Tea Party organizations – one in Lakewood, one in North Jeffco, both easily found on Facebook. Laura Woods is getting a lot of love via Marks' Lakewood Tea Party newsletter, for defeating a law that would have allowed overseas deployed military to vote via the internet, marshalling support against new "Whistle blower" protections, and against allowing expanded Colorado Open Records Requests.

   So on the one hand, Woods (and Marks) are all about transparency and citizen empowerment. On the other hand, if this could affect a company doing business with the State of Colorado, and possible financial misdeeds, then transparency be damned.

   Woods is also at the center of the Dudley Brown / RMGO controversy. A big recipient of RMGO funds herself, she signed onto the latest ultimatum from Brown that no bill could be passed that accepted any magazine limits at all. This "no compromise" stance has put her on one side of a widening divide within the Colorado Republican party.  Hence, Woods' complaints about those annoying "establishment Republicans".

   That big divide within Jeffco Tea Party and GOP groups will allow moderate and Democratic Jeffco voters to reclaim Senate District 19, which will be a good thing.

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   1. I confuse Marilyn Marks with Marilyn Manson………..

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      1. Careful- one doesn't want to insult Marilyn Manson…

         

         Here's the difference: one uses a made-up image to sell his music. The other one uses made up facts and conspiracy fantasies to sell voter suppression. Hope that helps.

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         1. Got it. One is really scary while the other is a musician.

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