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Andrew Romanoff makes me fondly remember Michael Benett and his campaign manager Trevor Kincaid who reminded us "Andrew is a dishonest, career politician".
And Coffman is what?
Coffman will win a toe to toe contest on number of flip flops and dishonest statements with any Dem in Colorado. Not a battlefield he ought to select to play on. Hick notwithstanding, Coffman also holds the record for apologies for apologies, with a back and forth string a mile long and accomplished in the space of a few days. Hick would have to apologize for apologizing several more times to come close. Romanoff, to my knowledge, has never apologized, then apologized for the apology even once. Better look elsewhere, genius.
Notwithstanding the fact that he's more of a Career Politician–something Andrew seems to be concerned about with Andrew but not with Coffman.
Romanoff
Colorado House 2000-2008
Coffman
Colorado House 1989-1995 (with 3 yr, L.o.A.)
Colorado Senate 1995 (actually 12/1994)-1998
State Treasurer 1998-2005, plus reappointment in 2006
Secretary of State 2006-2008
US House 2008-Present
While I don't generally consider spouses fair game in a campaign, Coffman's spouse is running for office. She has fed at the public trough since the Owens administration.
They've done well off the taxpayers.
I'm sure if you asked them, though, if they favor term limits, they'd be good little Republicans and say yes.
You can be for term limits before you're against them. Scooter McInnis proved that.
El Paso county voters would really like to have two-term limits for Sheriff right now. If they could only make it retroactive, they'd be pleased.
Stunning hypocrisy from the gun-rights pro-recall crowd. Not a peep on the many interlocking Maketa scandals.
Has Andrew Romanoff ever had a real job in his life?
You know, Moderatus, there's this cool thing called Google. It helps you to avoid asking really stupid questions. Teacher, professor, consultant, advisor, director of a nonprofit – Romanoff's resume would be impressive without his political experience.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Romanoff
Still not seeing any real jobs, sorry.
And what constitutes a "real job" to you?
Something like "Half-Term Governor", I suppose….
Just so you know, most thinking people don't consider "web lackey" a real job . . .
Has Coffman?
Coffman's paychecks have come from the US Treasury for decades, so by the GOTP's definition (since the government doesn't create jobs), Coffman is a Taker, living off the Righteous Makers in private industry.
Part of his time in the legislature, he was still in law school. He was studying to prepare for earning a real job. By the way, to talk about doing well at the public trough in Colorado? Our public officials are highly underpaid. If we paid people a little more we might attract people who are not quite as well off and avoid a government by the rich.
Romanoff's new web ad: