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August 17, 2015 12:14 PM UTC
9 Comments
I truly like Rachel a lot, as a friend and as a politician, but there were 3,500 libertarian votes in the last election that she will need siphoned off again to make this a close race.
Any chance the libertarians will run a candidate again? They should since you have anti-choice but pro-ammo Waters-Woods on one side and pro-choice but anti-gun Rachel on the other. One would think both would be unacceptable to a true libertarian.
I think the point is that a presidential election year will have a different electorate from 2014. You're right about the libertarians factoring in this seat every year though, just like in 2012. Evie still came out on top.
I'm very excited to see Rachel make a comeback.
In theory, yes, but a lot of young democrats and disenfranchised voters go libertarian too. Libertarians don't just siphon votes from Republicans.
Zenzinger will be pretty tough to beat in a presidential election year.
Her # 1 focus is to build a stronger middle class? Big deal…….where does she stand on the REAL issues of importance like vaccinations? Or ammo limits? Or protecting the rights of bigoted wedding cake bakers? Or repealing Obamacare?
LOL
Rachel is one my favorite elected dems in the state, largely due to her defense of governmental transparency
Crap. I heard this 4 months ago. And it sucks. The powers that be in that district, who have never really been able to do anything without substantial outside help have decided on Zenzinger who lost to someone so kooky, even in a non presidential year. The problem is that when she was in the legislature she showed just how gutless she is by killing the pro-choice bill that was sure to pass with her vote. She can kiss my ass. She's worthless as tits on a bull. She's just too stupid and too afraid to win this race. The Dems better look elsewhere to pick up a seat, because even in a Presidential year, I bet she doesn't win. And by the way, not all libertarians are pro-choice. The guy who ran in HD 25 last year wasn't Jack W something.
Gutless? You're kidding right? She was the only member of city council in Arvada to stand up and oppose the building of WalMart on Ralston Rd. I had the pleasure of watching her in action and she has bigger ovaries than most members of the state legislature–and is perfectly willing to stand up against the tide. She lost (barely) in a very strong Republican year in a district that is nominally Republican to start with. She'll carry this district next year…not easily, (the district isn't designed for anyone to win easily) but comfortably….