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October 30, 2010 10:23 AM UTC
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she got my vote
who brags about pissing off “Boulder liberals” and focuses his attention on allowing more guns on the CU campus. I thought conservatives dislike the politicization of higher ed, but maybe Bosley is an exception, someone serving as a CU regent not because he gives a rat’s ass about education, but just because he’s too B-level for a real political post, so this is the largest soapbox he could get to rant about guns and liberals.
I think it’s sad. People often talk about government as if it were a tangible, concentrated thing that runs around ruffling people’s hair. Turns out a real thing that can, in this case, literally take away your future. Even drowning to take away the power is better than this kind of bs. Bosley needs to develop a little respect for the people he wants to vote for him.
Happily, what I see here is an informal poll with Hart winning 4 to 0. Sweet!
I was about to say “not a valid sample,” but some to think of it, this is about as valid as the polling samples Rasmussen uses!
And I’m making an assumption, but it’s reasonable – the person making this diary is likely a fellow regent. It’s unusual, although not unheard of, for a regent to endorse a fellow regent’s election opponent.
I realize it’s not kosher to out someone here, but the name is so well known among the CU community (and the board of regents) that it’s not likely that she’s attempting to hide it.