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December 02, 2011 10:52 PM UTC
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Expect to see ArapGOP crying his eyes out, however. “Competition is so unfair!!!!!”
The Colorado Supreme Court (which agreed with Republicans on the reapportionment map case) is obviously a bunch of activist partisan judges who are secretly in cahoots with Mario Carrera to side with Democrats.
. . . on the Supreme Court’s website. For the law nerds out there, the worst news for the Republicans is that there was a great deal of questioning about the standard of review, abuse of discretion, and not much about the substance of the redistricting decision.
and cut out red meat. Vegan Mike!
Could be good for him from a maturity perspective. If he suddenly gets real about the issues then it will show that he was just another political opportunist but being an opportunist isn’t the same as being a bad politician. One can hope that a stroll back to the middle will remind him that he can win without the extremist vote. Good government might be an unintended by-product of this redistricting.
Both are maps that piss off the GOP. Similar.
Wasn’t quite sure whether, at least for Coffman, the GOP’s appeal made his job even harder.
I love the idea of Coffman having to go up and campaign in Aurora. Would have loved to have seen Tancredo have to go through that.
But from the sounds of things, no – the GOP didn’t manage to screw itself over like it did with the reapportionment appeal. The judge’s map will remain in place.
I’m hoping to see a different Colorado Supreme Court tomorrow. And I just might…
“Second-Amendment Remedies”
the new meds aren’t worth a shit, either.