February 19, 2009 11:54 PM UTC

Romanoff for Senate 2010 Table at Jefferson Jackson dinner

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• by: wade norris

As you might have read, after hearing people’s opinions in the community on Ritter’s pass on Romanoff (not to mention Perlmutter, Hickenlooper, J.Salazar, and DeGette) for Senate, I started a facebook group for Andrew Romanoff for Senate for 2010.

Since doing this,  several people have spoken to me to let me know that there is growing support for Andrew Romanoff for a Senate primary for 2010.

So, we are starting a “Andrew Romanoff for Senate 2010” table at the Jefferson Jackson dinner on March 7th.

If you knew the people I knew who were wanting this to go forward (and there a more than a few of you) I’d bet you’d be interersted in supporting his candidacy.

Details below…

Event:

Celebrating Real Change: 2009 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner  

The 76th Annual Jefferson Jackson Dinner will be held on Saturday, March 7, 2009 at the Korbel Ballroom in the Colorado Convention Center at 700 14th Street, Denver, CO 80202.  

Registration and silent auction begins at 5:30 p.m.  

VIP reception is at 6:00 p.m.

Dinner and program run from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m

Cost is $125 per ticket.

email me at ultimatepolitics@hotmail.com to arrange the ticket purchase,

and join the group here.

p.s.

can we get Andrew Romanoff added to the big line?

Note:

contrary to the concerns about the Democratic party ‘establishment’, there have been many in the Democratic party establishment who were just as floored by the Governor’s pick of Michael Bennet as I was. And since this pick was a big “surprise” to all of us – even here on this blog: Colorado Pols Jan 2, 2009

UPDATE: Rocky Mountain News update: “Sources: Bennet will be new Colorado senator.” Can this possibly be for real? Initial confirmations say it’s legit, we are picking our jaws up off the floor.

then who is the ‘establishment’ from which we should fear being ‘ostracized’? the Governor?

from this website

less than 50% approval and base couldn’t be less excited

In 2006 we (i) loved that a democratic candidate won for the Governor’s race, but this is 2009, we now know, in this state especially, the choice is not between Ds and Rs, but between Ds and Ds.

Because of that, I choose to get involved with the primary.