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July 31, 2017 04:08 PM UTC

More Candidates in the Pool for 2018

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by: Colorado Pols

Quick Hits:

– State Senator Kevin Lundberg (R-Berthoud) announced over the weekend that he will seek the Republican nomination for State Treasurer in 2018. Lundberg is the fourth Republican candidate to enter the race to replace the term-limited Walker Stapleton.

– On the Democratic side of the field, State Rep. Dave Young (D-Greeley) may be nearing a decision to run for State Treasurer. State Rep. Steve Lebsock is the only Democrat currently in the race.

– There’s still no word on any potential Republican candidates seeking to replace Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-Jefferson County) in CD-7, but the list of Democrats is growing. Dan Baer, a former Obama appointee, may formally join the race as soon as Tuesday.

3 thoughts on “More Candidates in the Pool for 2018”

Zappatero says:

July 31, 2017 at 11:30 pm

For all our Democrats looking for that Undecided Voter Hiding Behind That Unicorn Over There:

The only way this bizarre Republican strategy works is if the Democratic Party continues its futile pursuit of people who haven't been reliable Democratic voters since 1979. This pursuit undoubtedly will be enabled by elements of the elite political media (like Chris Cillizza and Jason Bane) who have spent weeks on archaeological digs in Ohio and West Virginia, ferreting out the obviously arcane reasons why people hate the healthcare they have because "The Black Guy" got it for them.

The only way for the Democrats to weaponize properly the fact that we are now being governed by a claque of dimwitted saloon bouncers is for the party not to be overly concerned about insulting the people who put the claque of dimwitted saloon bouncers into office.

Just Don't Do It.

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Diogenesdemar says:

August 1, 2017 at 5:21 pm

Senator Kevin Lundberg: Living proof that Ray Scott doesn't have a monopoly on stupid!

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1. RepealAndReplace says:
  
  August 1, 2017 at 5:58 pm
  
  Actually Lundborg and Scott are evidence that evolution may run in both directions.
  
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