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June 03, 2014 04:41 PM UTC
16 Comments
So Cynthia didn't vote for her husband in 2012…. interesting.
How many middle class families can have a second house closer to their work, when their other home is a mere 10 miles further.
Well, since she knows him better than anyone, she might not have been able to justify voting for him.
Sounds like a case for CO's most dogged Voter Fraud Defender!
oh wait…….Defender Against Voter Fraud!
Marilyn Marks? Jon Caldara? Victor Head? Scott Gessler? You have a whole troupe of Voter Fraud Defenders.
Their Motto:
We Commit Election Fraud, To Prove It Exists.
mmm… pie.
Wierd? Maybe it is just their private business, you know, like where did Mr. Pat Schroder vote?
"Weird" sounds about right.
Might be nothing. Might be an atypical marriage/family arrangement they really don't want to explain. But it does feel weird.
You could argue more effectively that it is their own business if Cynthia Coffman weren't running for Attorney General.
This is private. I think the Coffmans have just won the vote of two career couples. If there is something political about two members of the same family running for public office, one in a congressional district and one state wide, then spit it out, cp. Otherwise, what is your point???
They're running for public offices, and it's private?
I know many two career couples, but only one that resulted inseperate residences.
i would agree it is trivial, except the answer was so incoherent, it makes it weird.
Yes. That's what makes it weird. While most couples, including high powered career couples, do share a main address and vote in the same precinct, it's their incoherent explanations that make it weird rather than just atypical. I doubt that droves of of two career couples are now saying … "yeah, isn't that the way all of us do it?"
Politicians are public figures so all sorts of things can be looked at and talked about them that non-public figures do not have to endure. If, when and where they vote is public information, as are your voting records. How they vote is up to them and not for the public, unless they talk about it.
As they say, home is where the heart is. Or so I've heard.
I'm sure if someone asks Mike Coffman to explain all this, he'll gladly do so.