Darryl Glenn is in good shape entering the final days of the race for the GOP nomination.
UPDATE: Well-known conservative commentator Erick Ericsson throws his hat in the ring for Glenn as well.
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El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn certainly appears to have the momentum in the Republican U.S. Senate race as we enter the final weekend before the Primary Election.
Glenn already has the support of the staunch right-wing conservative group Senate Conservatives Fund — an organization that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell regularly trashes — and today FreedomWorks PAC announced that they are jumping aboard the Glenn bandwagon. From a press release:
“Darryl Glenn will fight for economic freedom and constitutionally limited government. He has the enthusiastic support of the grassroots in Colorado because they can count on him to stand on principle,” said FreedomWorks PAC Chairman Adam Brandon. “We need more people in Washington willing to boldly take on the establishment and fight for limited government. That’s what Darryl Glenn will do, and we encourage Colorado primary voters to support him.”
The FreedomWorks PAC endorsement of Glenn comes pretty late in the game, but nevertheless with enough time to potentially make a difference in a five-way Republican Primary. Ballot return numbers are sitting at 20% as of this morning, which means plenty of potential GOP voters are still making up their mind about the field hoping to challenge incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet in November.
What nation is this dweeb nationally known in — Slovenia? I never heard of him.
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It will be fun to watch Democrats call us racists after we nominate Glenn to beat white bread Bennet.
So, that's why you're nominating him?
You are racists. You just demonstrated it yet again. Sad for the people of color who have such low self esteem they associate with you while having to swallow all the racist memes, jokes and cartoons your county chairs and others exchange on their social sites. No worries about any of your clown car load, regardless of color, beating Bennet, though.
And Bennet, BTW, is Jewish by Jewish law, not white bread, the son of a Holocaust survivor mother. Jewish wasn’t white enough to belong to country clubs, live in entire north shore Chicago suburbs, stay at various vacation spots and Ivy league schools had quotas limiting the number of Jews allowed well within living memory.
You just noticed that Keyser's white?
But white bread is more popular than brown.
Especially among Republicans.
Not among people who enjoy good food or good health. The wonder in wonderbread is why anyone buys the crap.