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14 Comments
and give the Post another 23 weeks before they have to quote an actual exchange with her again?
“I’m looking forward to Labor Day. It’s one of my favorite times of the year.”
“This year, I’m going as a ballerina,” Norton said in her first phone interview with a reporter since March. “Don’t you think I’m pretty?”
going forward, but we probably won’t see day-to-day coverage, even when she says stuff like Social Security is a Ponzi scheme.
It seems like we’ll see articles summarizing issues and trends, ideally with aggressive questioning, and maybe some day-to-day stuff on the Spot.
She knows if she ever does real reporting, shw’ll stop getting exclusives.
Let this Dem Jets vs. Sharks thing get really nasty, and then just steal the best lines from the loser.
In Bizarro Colorado, are all the primaries on the Democratic side?
Yes, sxp, don’t you get it? Democrats have a single big primary between two nearly identical centrist Yale grads in their mid 40s.
Republicans merely have a Senate primary (maybe a three-way race to the farthest right!), an unexpected gubernatorial primary (just a bump in the coronation road, mind you), a treasurer primary (full of laughs), maybe a 4th District primary, maybe a 3rd District primary, maybe a 7th District primary … so what’s your point?
The R primary doesn’t have the lunacy factor of the Bennet/AR cage match. The Dems are running scared and don’t want to lose the seat, and the R’s will do whatever we need to get it back. It’s like a prevent defense.
BTW, did you see Bennet’s new TV commercial? He wants to cancel Congress’ health insurance until….uh…what?
though maybe a different reason. The Tea Party has shot its wad. Reublican primary voters are considerably more moderate than the caucus group. No, they won’t use the “M” word, but a real conservative like Norton should appeal to them. Buck isn’t a bad guy at all, but I don’t seem the cash and organization to carry his message beyond the Drown Government in a Bathtub Crowd.
Keep in mind that Buck is a quality candidate and while conservative, is not crazy. I think he is very competitive in a primary.
Yes he does need money – but not as much as Norton. He’ll also have a lot more feet on the ground and has a decent presence on the web.
If Norton assumes she has this won, I think she could end up losing come August.
I say we ignore his Mexico-vacationing ass, taunting us while a winter storm bears down on us.
Plus, he’s slurring his typing. I can tell he’s been drinking Margaritas all day.
It’s worked so well for her so far (I’d actually give her mixed marks on that count, can’t say that talking to the press more would have changed the Buck-caucus dynamic any). But it’s certainly OK for folks to call her on it.