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(D) Kamala Harris
(R) Donald Trump
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CO-01 (Denver)
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(D) Diana DeGette*
(R) V. Archuleta
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CO-02 (Boulder-ish)
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(D) Joe Neguse*
(R) Marshall Dawson
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CO-03 (West & Southern CO)
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(R) Jeff Hurd
(D) Adam Frisch
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(R) Lauren Boebert
(D) Trisha Calvarese
90%
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CO-05 (Colorado Springs)
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(R) Jeff Crank
(D) River Gassen
80%
20%
CO-06 (Aurora)
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(D) Jason Crow*
(R) John Fabbricatore
90%
10%
CO-07 (Jefferson County)
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(D) B. Pettersen
(R) Sergei Matveyuk
90%
10%
CO-08 (Northern Colo.)
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(R) Gabe Evans
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48%↓
State Senate Majority
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State House Majority
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May 01, 2009 05:40 PM UTC
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Wow, you think? As the
high schoolers really shouldn’t be starting at QB for the Denver Broncos……
…then again, Kyle Orton isn’t that great either….
Ali, I recall a stump speech of yours I attended when you ran last fall. The use of the F-word and other inappropriate behavior definitely with us long after.
….can’t deny that I didn’t say very silly things to the press, which I deeply regret and was not becoming of a public servant (a lesson that I learned later in the campaign), but I never used such language in public stump speeches
I take this very seriously – Constitutionalist, if you’d be so kind, please share with me the venue, date, time, and city that this speech was given – I understand date and time might be off, but if you could estimate, that would be great
peace and love – ALI
who supports corruption … s/he completely buys into the “those rules don’t apply” principle.
If I register as GOP and you’re running for Treasurer I’ll vote for you. You lost your House bid, but took it like a man, dusted yourself off and kept marching. Your a soldier who recognizes your weaknesses and has principles and a vision.
Good luck.
Your kind comments made my day!
Will the oil and gas industry sit on their wallets for a while to watch how McInnis scoots on this issue?
to Western Skies or Western Way or whatever 527-McInnis?
McInnis just killed his own fundraising. Too bad, he was a nice guy.
this should be a non-issue, considering he’s done nothing illegal.
As stated in this posting, it’s a pretty obvious hit piece by Penry. This type of thing only hurts the Republicans as a whole and helps Ritter.
That’s the part I meant to reference. His supporters then, which I believe in all reality to be pretty close to the man himself.
C1776 is a corrupt little staffer of those related to the corrupt McInnis 527 or a Dem hack posing as a little staffer.
Usually I only reserve these words for dues sucking union bosses, but I need to make an exception here.
C1776 accepts, supports and promotes corruption – its sicking and s/he is my target for the next few weeks … it will be so fun.
If McInnis is another Beauprez or Schaffer better to find out now and nominate someone else who can run without being their own worse enemy.
This is a byproduct of Penry having worked for McInnis in the past, so I am guessing we are going to see a lot of infighting amongst them in the future with one group dropping the dime on the other, which is going to make them both look bad. Very Holtzy-Beauprez-esque.
Sweet.
yet he could never win the primary in the shape he’s in.
he did say “our, ah, 527″ and he did say “We’ve done extensive polling” which, if true, qualifies as a campaign expenditure indicative of the existence of a campaign. If nothing else, leaving these and other nuggets on voice mail indicates a certain, shall we say, profound stupidity? You’re right about who it hurts regardless of whether or not putting the story out was Penry’s doing. They deserve each other.
supporting Penry’s opponent in his previous primary? The same primary in which McInnis embarrassed Penry by working to assure that the Mesa County Republican Caucus did not support Penry.
Out of state Oil and Gas desires and money are behind Penry, not McInnis. It’s much like how O&G got behind George Bush the Lesser. Get a not-so-smart candidate which you know you can control. Just as out-of-state interests were the people providing the money to support Penry’s failed Amendment 52 pork project, I suspect they are the same ones who wish to control Colorado from afar through their puppet and will do what they can to get another Bush type candidate. And as they see an opportunity to twist the knife in the McInnis back by exposing his screw-ups, I suspect their hope of controlling Colorado from out-of-state rises with each drop of blood.
As Penry continues to play the role of E. B. Farnum to O&G’s George Hurst, expect more of these attacks from the extremist camps.
I would think that Oil & Gas likes Penry just where he is. That is why Penry is more apt to run for re-election as state senator — but he’s certainly not going to turn down the publicity as a possible gubernatorial candidate.
Wadhams was probably behind the McInnis leak. Those two don’t play nice together.
that Penry probably does not have the cojones to run against a powerful incumbent this time. And if McInnis fails big time this time around, which such Penry camp would want in order for Penry to bring his brand of extremism to the race 4 years hence, then anything they can do to undermine McInnis now helps Penry in the long run. After all, Penry’s huge ego and ambition would probably drive him psychotic if he had to wait 8 years to get what he seems to believe is his right to the Governorship.
“Powerful incumbent?” Dems would be better off replacing the guy at this point.
“Extremism” and “huge ego”? Subjective terms that only a fringe Lefty would embrace in their description of Penry.
Ego and ambition are what Republicans used to describe Penry when members of the Mesa County Republican Caucus claimed his move to the Senate was too soon. That is why his own hometown caucus failed to support him. And Penry’s many and continuing extremist failures have proven those R’s right.
You know…the ones that chose Penry over Scott McInnis’ brother-in-law by a 2 to 1 margin when he ran for the Senate.
Get your facts straight, WST. It’s true that Smith came out of the Mesa CO Assembly with top-line status but Penry went on to trounce him (and McInnis who appeared in TV ads for Smith) 2 to 1.
A compliment. You are good at repeating what I wrote.
Like, I don’t know, say Bob Shaffer, Bob Beauprez, Bill Owens (and numerous staffers tied to each) after his rants about Republicans who lost during the last two cycles.
When Owens’ kids host a meet-and-greet for Scooter? Or what?
The same Owens kid that is on the payroll of the 527 that McInnis is admitting to coordinating with? Yikes.
It’s sort of like Duke Cunningham’s kid throwing a meet and greet for Tom DeLay.
The dots connect…from today’s GJ paper, we are not this bad even in North Denver.
McInnis’ voice mail posted at site run by supporters of possible rival
“A voice-mail message left by Scott McInnis to someone he hoped would support his bid for governor was posted on a Web site operated by two Front Range residents who are supporting McInnis’ likely intraparty rival, Josh Penry…”The Web site on which the voice mail was posted, CompleteColorado.com, is owned by Todd Shepherd and Justin Longo, both of whom are listed on a Facebook page, “Draft Josh Penry for Colorado Governor.”