February 26, 2010 02:57 AM UTC

Ken Buck lacks Cojones

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• by: HollywoodColorado

Call me old school, but I was always taught to be a man. My father taught me that if I had a problem or more specifically, if I had a problem with someone to confront him or her face to face. Ken Buck must have missed the lesson in manhood.

Surprise, surprise, Buck’s latest ad is a continuation in a series of jeremiads over Ref. C and Norton’s position on it.

Buck once again is allowing a 527 to do his dirty work. First it was Campaign for Liberty and now The Declaration Alliance’s Conservative Majority Project that all of the sudden has an interest in the Colorado Senate race.

Buck raised $40,000 last quarter, not nearly the coin required to place ads. So who is exactly pulling Buck’s strings and exactly what will he owe them if elected?

I respect Tom Wiens. At least Wiens has the cajones to actually put his name on the attack ad.

What’s the matter Ken, scared of a girl?

My sources are telling me that the Alliance ad buy is being funded by Jerry Morgensen, a Greeley construction owner whose employees have collectively (curiously?) donated nearly 150,000 to Ken’s campaign (a third of his total contributions!). After Campaign for Liberty shut down Jerry’s 350k ad buy, he used notorious GOP money launderer John Hotaling to move the remaining funds – some 200k – into Declaration Alliance for the new hit.