“No, you don’t hear me praising insurance companies, you hear me defending private sector free market capitalism from an attack by a leftist radical president.”
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From today DP “Soured deal with Gov. Ritter forces Romanoff’s hand”. I am beginning to wonder who Ritter hasn’t doublecrossed. I thought it would be fun to start a list in Friday open thread.
1) Andrew Romanoff (Lt. Governor offer)
2) Andrew Romanoff (US Senate offer)
3) Labor (to many times to count)
4) Mayor Hickenlooper (US Senate Offer)
5) Mayor Hickenlooper (DNC fundraising)
6) Business Community (Union issues)
7) Joan Fitzgerald (too many times to count)
8) Congressman John Salazar (US Senate offer)
9) Greg Kolomitz (Former campaign manager)
No matter who he picked for the Senate he would double cross 4 people. Boy, how dare Ritter not just appoint all 5 to share the seat.
As Bellerophon says, these are reasons to praise Ritter.
Whether that susses out to praise for Ritter, I don’t know, but that’s ludicrous to say Ritter “offered” the Senate seat to everyone he considered.
http://www.gjsentinel.com/hp/content/news/stories/2009/09/03/090409_2a_town_hall_meetings.html
Western Slope
CraziesConservative Alliance had a ‘town hall’ last night to berate elected leaders on health care reform:kicking and screaming.
All these old farts are screaming that we need to balance the budget and they want government out of health care. We can do that.
We just eliminate medicare 🙂
is what passes for rational thought in Mesa County. “I’ve got mine, and I’ll do whatever it takes to make sure you don’t get yours.”
No wonder Penry is the local golden boy.
With all the crazy Colorado politics this past week, does anybody not believe that there is fraccing fluid in our drinking water?
You can read the whole thing here – A Major Danger with SAAS but to sum it up… Our customers in China cannot access our help ticket system because of something a company we have no relation with did.
The thing is, it’s not just China. Many government and corporate firewalls stop access to inappropiate sites which can range from porn to consumer sites (like sports) to political. And we get limited along with those companies they are blocking.
With SAAS growing they’re going to have to figure this out.
Or as Janet might say…”What about the childrens?”
link
1. The party is creating lies about what’s going on.
2. The media reports these lies as truths.
3. Parents see it and go into a blind rage. They already didn’t like Obama, and now that they think he’s going to “indoctrinate America’s children to his socialist agenda” I can understand why they’re so pissed.
I keep waiting for the strategy of making shit up, blatantly lying, and then feeding it to the media to backfire through the media calling them out on it, but it’s not happening.
How can this kind of crap get reported, without the reporter then saying “Incidentally, the content of that quote was a steaming pile of bull shit”?
We all need to call our schools and our district supers to make sure they hear from the sane majority.
The Colorado GOP just issued a news release:
Followed twenty minutes later by another:
Note to GOP proofreaders: your work is most valuable BEFORE you blast email thousands of Coloradans.
He had a nice way with a phrase and caught those kind of mistakes before sending them out.
http://www.upstreamonline.com/…
But…but…but…that’s not what Josh said!
But so what? They bank on stupid and there’s usually no shortage.
Um… actually not.
Public option is toast. She’s a little out of control, but this is not astroturfing.
and if the leadership of your party didn’t embolden the crazies through parroting and agreeing with their wingnut remarks, we might actually have a rational discussion.
But they don’t and they won’t. Instead they talk of ‘making vets commit suicide’ (RNC Chair Micheal Steele) or ‘death panels’ (2008 GOP VP candidate Palin). Lifted right off the health monopolies talking points. Thus your premise is faulty, and we all know where faulty premises lead–to false conclusions.
But in that lady, you’re looking at a majority of taxpayers.
Maybe not…
H/T RedState
From Hotair…