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October 22, 2010 08:03 PM UTC
26 Comments
Check out the Sunday Denver Post.
Rumor has it another independent poll will be showing Buck ahead. My guess something like 49-45. Time will tell.
You sound just like Romanoff at precisely the same point.
I just saw a Bennet ad on TV quoting a Denver Post endorsement. Guess what – it didn’t sound like it was for Buck.
coming out on Sunday. As many have already pointed out, the poll was probably conducted before Buck started imploding, so if H-man wants to take it to the bank, he’s welcome to it.
First Poll after the primary Buck was up 5%.
Last Poll out Tuesday he was leading by 3%.
RCP average has Buck up by 1 and remember this is before polling the results of Buck’s “buyer’s alcoholic remorse” day last Sunday.
Plus after just getting back from event with Michael I have 3 letters for you that should cause you to not sleep well between now and election day:
OFA
Over For Abama?
Obama F’ed America?
What should cause you not to sleep well is the release of info from the Secretary of State on votes so far by party. Republicans up by over 10K on 190K votes so far. Republicans ahead in 3 of the 4 largest counties and 3 of the next 5 largest counties? What is the Dems strategy? Do you think they are going to win rural Colorado?
over-performed in early voting in Colorado. The early vote returns are pretty much the same as they were two years ago — the last Republican wave election in Colorado, right?
So which is it, Buck is up by 1-3 percent depending on likely voter models, according to polls — in which case on-the-ground turnout makes a huge difference — or it’s such a massive Republican wave nothing anyone does will make a difference? It can’t be both.
I know that true belivers have repeated that, have you seen the numbers?
I think it is a 5 point race and that Bennet was losing by 5 in August and will lose by 5 in November. So far he has not topped 45% in any Independent nonpartisan poll and there are only 4% undecided.
What makes you think the Dems will do a better job turning out voter’s this cycle? From what I have seen so far, that does not appear to be the case.
Here are the numbers for early voting:
Party 2008 2010
Dems 37.7 36.5
Republicans 35.9 41.2
Dems down a little bit 1.2%
Republicans up a lot 5.3%
A 6.5% differential is not pretty much the same. It is huge
If you apply H-man’s special likely voter screen to already screened data!
Hey, remember when H-man thought independents were important? Good times.
The troops are on the ground. Even some Dems do not like OFA but they are on the march and will pull this out!
For the college town Coloradoan to endorse Ken Buck is to deny that his radical views will not destroy much of the quality higher educational programs we enjoy in this state. Ken Buck is a radical in the same wash as Marilyn Musgrave: anti-gay, anti-women, anti-environment, and even anti-student. We always knew that the Coloradoan was a sloppy, poorly conceived paper, but this endorsement proves the point. Ken Buck would like to introduce you to a world run by misogynistic thinking, where women who are raped are forced to give birth to the rapist’s offspring. What’s next, visitation rights? He is too much in the mold of Rep. Marilyn Musgrave, who was a national embarrassment to the state of Colorado. Been there, done that.
Buck too.
Gay Americans are second class citizens – better than illegal immigrants, but still best if and when they know they’re place. Like women. Women got the vote and all hell broke loose. And we gave women control over their bodies, and things got worse. Everything works out better when women know their place too – and stay in it. Politely.
Do you agree with Mayor Hickenloopers description of Coloradans that live in rural areas and on the western slope as “backwards?” Do you believe that these “backwards” people are the same as the men who murdered Matthew Shepherd? Can you name one case in Colorado, where these “backwards” people murdered a gay person?
are backwards, same as the Afghani people. Just ask Ken Buck. Why does Ken Buck disparage freedom fighters?
except a few times for dinner over several decades.
Why is it OK for Ken Buck to call the Afghan people “backwards” when that’s the worst word in the world for Hickenlooper to use? How does that kind of elitism help us defeat the terrorists?
If the Afghanis were voting in the Colorado election I would get your point. I think Hicks move will take up some of the water cooler conversation next week which from my perspective is a good thing.
by 6 backwards thinking guys might take up some of thst time at the water cooler.
http://www.9news.com/news/arti…
You seem to have some issues.
Stop trying to out people.
You just wish.
Outside of Denver, Boulder and Grand Junction all the other newspapers in the state have endorsed Buck. So many papers. So much denial.
Sometimes it is better to look inside yourself for answers.