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February 25, 2009 12:47 AM UTC
22 Comments
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and that rival is positioning herself for a run by moving back to Colorado.
Is there any other possible explanation ?
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She took the job.
If she’s been co-opted, that’s not Bennet’s fault, it’s her own.
She couldn’t pull that off. Bennet is just trying to shore up the Hispanic base with someone he likely knows from Denver politics.
I don’t recall her going after the U.S. Senate seat but certainly the Secretary of State position. Am I wrong aobut that?
and the Hispanic caucus(?) was upset that Ritter did not appoint a hispanic legislator to any of the positions created by the vacancies.
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That’s what we meant – we fixed it
…but was Rosemary really stomping her feet? She applied to the commission set up for that purpose. After she wasn’t picked, she respectfully noted her disappointment but also praised the nominees. That’s it. Others may have stomped their feet on her behalf, but not her.
You mean there’s a table at the Jefferson Jackson dinner for her 2010 secretary of state primary campaign?
…there’s also a sparse Facebook group and a DOA federal constitutional amendment in the works to require people to elect her SOS! So, that’s something.
when appointing a secretary of state is outlawed, only outlaws will appoint secretaries of state.
are really inspiring.
Thanks
…but I’m not surprised. I am an influential figure….especially among the imaginary.
Nobody is against Andrew Romanoff. He is one of the most beloved political figures in Colorado. I guarantee you that as soon as hell freezes over and he decides to run for the Dem Senate nomination, people will be lining up around the corner to vote for the man.
But please stop characterizing people who disagree with your “Draft Romanoff” campaign as being Anti-Romanoff. They’re loyal Democrats who think that until Bennet does something to deserve this passive agressive campaign against him, he is the Junior United States Senator, and perhaps the question for you, Wade Norris, is:
Colorado is lucky to have Ms. Rodriguez back in Colorado. She will be a great addition to Bennet’s team. Rodriguez knows how to efficiently run an office and has great political acumen.
I hope that the President and Senate find someone with the courage to replace Rodriguez. She will be missed in DC, as Rick Hasen said,
http://electionlawblog.org/arc…
Or is it a new permanent alphabet agency?
…they are not lifetime appointments.
Andrew, if you are reading this, those who want you to run are seriously worried that it’s now or never. If you are gonna primary Bennet, you gotta do it soon. He’s raising money and he’s gobbling up endorsements. The time is now. Many a good Dem wants you to run, but you gotta get in there soon or you won’t have a chance.