Who Will Be the Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate?

6 thoughts on “Who Will Be the Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate?”

1. The better question is:  What difference does it make?

   If it is O'Dea, then the Q-Anon True Believers will sit the election out since O'Dea is a RINO.

   And if it is Hanks, suburban unaffiliates who might lean Republican will sit the election out or possibly vote for Michael Bennet. 

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   1. You say that last part like it's a bad thing. 

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      1. IMHO either part would work for me!

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2. it doesn't matter….they both are republicans who are willing to use violence and unlawful methods to gain power…they are not good people…they are the enemy…

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3. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell just endorsed O’Dea. At least, he isn’t pretending to be a Democrat anymore. 

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   1. I think former Senator Campbell is demonstrating just how far out of the Republican stream he is … endorsed Eli Bremer, who couldn’t even qualify for the primary. Now has endorsed O’Dea, saying

      Joe O’Dea has the ability to bring together Republicans, independents, and even disaffected Democrats who are fed up with their party’s failure to address the issues that matter.

      With that lead-in, what does O’Dea say, according to the site that doesn’t abbreviate politics in their domain name?  “O’Dea said he was honored to receive Campbell’s endorsement.

      “Sen. Nighthorse Campbell tells a story, passed down from his great grandfather, Blackhorse, of how General Custer dropped the American flag at the Battle of Little Bighorn,” O’Dea said in a statement. “Members of the Northern Cheyenne tribe picked up that flag, and now, as the senator says, that flag unites us all in this great country.”

      Picking that odd anecdote is an indication of why construction company bosses ought not run for the US Senate as their first foray into politics.

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