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March 25, 2010 07:24 PM UTC
23 Comments
I have been concerned for a long time, that the Dems had not fielded a serious candidate for AG. It is outrageous that a state-wide consitutional office does not have a Dem candidate.
It is doubly so now.
it gives an instant issue to build a campaign around on an otherwise low profile race.
I don’t care if Suthers wins or not–he needs his ass challenged.
Suthers’ political pageantry surrounding recent Colorado Supreme Court decisions too.
Suthers has done a few good things related to consumer advocacy, but these political stunts easily outweigh whatever good he may have done in his time in office.
I still think he wins, but hopefully now it won’t be unopposed.
I’d be seriously disappointed if someone didn’t challenge Suthers, and wasting taxpayer dollars tilting at imagined Constitutional windmills is something this state doesn’t need right now. It’s good campaign fodder, as are a few other of Suthers’ political adventures.
I’m the third person to use that as a subject heading, but screw it, he needs the encouragement.
Lending my state’s name to this travesty is unacceptable, and it’s equally unacceptable that Suthers is waltzing to a second term unchallenged. Please, make him pay for it with an election loss.
Way to go Suthers. You had no opposition, you could have just laid low until the election, but what did you do? You whored your office out to R party leadership.
Nice.
Go Stan. 🙂
The question mark on the big line is embarrassing!
I was feeling left out.
And I agree that Suthers needs a rap on the knuckles for this nonsense. Even better if he gets beat.
Essentially, Suthers has put himself on the wrong side of the most dedicated mid-term voters: seniors.
Medicare is unconstitutional. If that is the argument they want to make go for it. GOP election drives will consists of a folding table outside of new center right party after the GOP has completely disintegrated.
Uh, that didn’t come out quite right, did it;-)
Michigan AG Mike Cox is one of those signing on to the health care challenge. But it appears Governor Jennifer Granholm has figured out a way to neutralize him: she’s ordered him, under the powers granted to the Governor of Michigan, to intervene in the case on behalf of the State against the suit!
That probably puts him in a slight conflict-of-interest position… It will be interesting to see how he deals with it; he’s running for governor, so he’d better step carefully.
Attorney General Thurbert Baker refused to sign on on to suing over the HCR bill and now Republican Governor Sonny Perdue is attempting to go over his head and appoint a “special” attorney general.
Baker’s reasoning for not joining the suit is pretty straightforward:
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the Republican state legislature is gearing up to impeach AG Baker and has gathered 30 signatures for the resolution.
Let the good times roll.
You have a candidate from the sane side of the Republican party running against a wing-nut. It will give them a chance to fight out where their state GOP should go. That could be a really good thing.
I was hoping we would get the same thing here with Penry vs McInnis. No such luck unless Maes can get the bucks to be a credible threat.
He’s a Democrat.
Wow!
It doesn’t work that way anymore.
Sane republicans haven’t been a factor since Rockefeller. Nelson. The old one.
Both in cases where we were on opposite sides of an issue (where I think you learn more about a person) as well as times we agreed. I think he would make a damn good Attorney General.
Equally important, I can’t ever see him trying to make policy from that position. He would focus on enforcing the law. And where he wanted change, he would go to the legislature.
If Stan runs he has my vote and my support.
wasting money and time on something like this.
Plus I agree with Middle of the road, he needs to be challenged. No opponent makes for a boring election.
Go Garnett!
He’s only been hounding me on Facebook for the last three months
Maybe they can bloody each other up a little.