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(D) Yadira Caraveo
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March 17, 2010 09:03 PM UTC
11 Comments
saying, “I’m still in the race”?
— since McInnis appears to be weak and floundering — but has decided to stick to the race that brung him.
Who in their right mind would think that’s a big announcement?
Turns out this is how you do a big announcement.
Not surprising given the suck campaign his surrogates ran while he was on the other side of the world. What’s surprising is that Lucero and Madere are staying in. Maybe not so surprising in Madere’s part since he’s a new kid. But in Lucero’s case? Pathetic. Losing those sweet CU tickets must hurt.
Is this silliness meaningful in terms of the general election in any way?
Because Brown was the strongest potential challenger to Gardner in a primary. If you don’t have to exert as much effort in winning a primary, you have more resources for a general election.
Do the party a favor…let Cory raise the money that he needs!
You Republicans need at least one sane voice in the primary.
This primary is effectively over. So, you have two candidates who finished a distant 3rd and 4th in caucus polling (in the parts of the district where the front runner would be weakest). Is anyone really giving these two also-rans a legitimate chance of getting the nomination. With Brown out and fully behind Gardner, the national money will begin to come.
He was obviously upbeat over the Brown endorsement and feeling good about his prospects.