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(D) Yadira Caraveo
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March 13, 2014 09:39 AM UTC
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To clarify, Tancredo is gunning for the stoned hater vote. O–kay.
If only someone would make an updated version of "Three's Company," we could ship this demented old racist coot to Cali to live out his days playing the new "Mr. Roper."
Journalists should ask Tancredo if he knows the difference between "stupid" and "high"?!?
There isn't enough THC in all of Colorado to fool the electorate into voting for this clown!
I remember when Tom Tancredo was anti-cannabis legalization, before he was pro-cannabis legalization. One can only hope he evolves on other issues, as well.
One can hope for many things regarding Tanc. Mine is that when he eventually loses this race (whether in the primary or in the general), he finally rides off into the sunset, never to darken our doors again, to borrow a phrase from Pres. Bush's staff.
Of course, on this issue, Tancredo did find himself in the same camp as the NAACP and the Democratic Party.
Hickenlooper, on the other hand, was on the same side as John Suthers and Ken Buck.
Well it's certainly better for successful center right candidate Hick to be seen by centrist voters as not 100% in line with the rest of his party than it is for Tanc to be seen by the GOTP base as closer than 10 foot pole range to the NAACP and the Dems. And I love bullshit's observation about what Tanc's target demo on this issue must be.
No doubt. Perhaps it does behoove Hickenlooper to take reactionary, backwater positions in his politics, from time to time.
Atually I think that's the real Hick but it works here for statewide.
Actually