The video you’re looking for is here. FOX 31’s Eli Stokols reports on that postcard you got:
Arriving in voters’ mailboxes this week, along with their ballots for the June 7 runoff, is the attack Michael Hancock’s campaign had been bracing for — a mailer highlighting the mayoral candidate’s missteps on questions of science and evolution.
The mailer isn’t coming from Chris Romer’s campaign, but a political action committee.
On one side of the glossy flier, from a group called “Citizens for Accountability”, it shows a dinosaur skeleton alongside the words: “Don’t let science become extinct in Denver Public Schools.”
…Copies of the mailer were also available at a debate Monday night, although it wasn’t clear who brought them.
At that debate, Hancock acknowledged making mistakes on multiple questions related to evolution but said it’s wrong for Romer to continue “playing politics” with them in light of his answers clarifying his beliefs.
Shorter Michael Hancock: “any ad quoting what I said about evolution is a falsehood.”
Folks, if our likening of the response of Hancock to his multiple pro-creationism gaffes with Republican running punchline Newt Gingrich’s “Ryan Plan” foibles upsets you, maybe rankles your progressive tail feathers and fires you up to start a fresh flamewar over it–which you’re free to do in our forum, make no mistake–we certainly do understand. All we ask before you launch into the latest tirade about our evident bias, cronyism, and “fascist handmaidenship,” is that you first honestly answer one very simple and straightforward question.
Would you be trying so hard to rationalize this if a Republican had said it?
(Originally posted at Colorado Pols)