Greg Brophy for Govenor

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Seems to me the republicans in the legislature did a pretty good job (under the circumstances) against the dems when last year's gun control measures were being considered. They pretty much came together and agreed the proposed laws were wrong.

Frankly I think it's republican/conservative voters that can't come together. They always want the perfect candidate and it's never gonna happen. Liberals and democrats rally around a single candidate (once it's down to a single person) and that's who they vote for without all the pissing and moaning about single issues. They get out and vote for the D candidate. I wish republicans would do that instead of bitching about why their candidate isn't perfect.

While I admired Brophy's stand against the gun laws last year, he didn't kill his chances with his stance on abortion. He killed his chances with his stance on illegals. That was the deal killer with me and apparently others as he failed to make the ballot. Brophy has been out of the governor's race since mid-April.

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Romney endorsed Beauprez ...
doubles our changes of losing?

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Originally Posted by wyome

Romney endorsed Beauprez ...
doubles our changes of losing?

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Of course he did. The Establishment GOP is taking over the race and they'll put whatever unoffensive, limp-dick, PC pansy they can find in the race.

Some of you guys need to ask yourselves who you'd rather see as governor...Hickenlooper or the eventual republican candidate (even if it's Beauprez)?

Hickenlooper is a strong candidate and he's gonna be tough to beat. The republican candidate, regardless of who it is, is going to need every republican vote in the state to beat Hickenlooper. So you can either whine about "choice of evils" or "I don't like the republican candidate because he isn't perfect" or "abortion" or whatever and "vote your conscience" and get Hickenlooper elected or you can vote for the republican candidate. It's that simple whether you like it or not.

Because don't forget...your "choice of evils" is also going to include Hickenlooper.

And with a very good chance of winning the house and senate in the state this year, we can either put Hickenlooper back in office or come together and vote for the alternative. Of course, if you "vote your conscience" and vote for a libertarian candidate or whomever, you'll have the luxury of bitching about Hickenlooper for another 4 years.

I must be the only one who hasn't resigned myself to the fact Beauprez is going to be the republican candidate. I'm still hoping for, and supporting, Kopp.

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Frankly I think it's republican/conservative voters that can't come together. They always want the perfect candidate and it's never gonna happen. Liberals and democrats rally around a single candidate (once it's down to a single person) and that's who they vote for without all the pissing and moaning about single issues. They get out and vote for the D candidate. I wish republicans would do that instead of bitching about why their candidate isn't perfect.

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The issue in Colorado is winning over the Independents.. When you look at the break up of voters in Colorado and who they support neither the registered Reps nor the registered Dems can do it by themselves. Your candidate has to have appeal outside the party and it's a lot more than just supporting them just because they are the chosen one.

I like Kopp personally, I think he will have way more appeal to the indys plus the fact that he has little to no baggage.

That said.. Romney has now endorsed Beauprez.. The Reps can kiss this one goodbye.

Colorado voter registration: Both sides need to tap that 35% slice of the pie.. Hicky is going to do a better job at it than Beauprez that's for sure..

http://jamesviser.com/wp-content/upl...09/All_Pie.jpg

What's Bob breupreys politics? Is he lap dog like Hickenlooper or pro freedom like nobody in 200 years?

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Originally Posted by def90

The issue in Colorado is winning over the Independents.. When you look at the break up of voters in Colorado and who they support neither the registered Reps nor the registered Dems can do it by themselves. Your candidate has to have appeal outside the party and it's a lot more than just supporting them just because they are the chosen one.

I like Kopp personally, I think he will have way more appeal to the indys plus the fact that he has little to no baggage.

That said.. Romney has now endorsed Beauprez.. The Reps can kiss this one goodbye.

Colorado voter registration: Both sides need to tap that 35% slice of the pie.. Hicky is going to do a better job at it than Beauprez that's for sure..

http://jamesviser.com/wp-content/upl...09/All_Pie.jpg

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I don't necessarily disagree. And I think it reinforces my position that republicans will need every single republican vote possible to win. Because the dems are going to get virtually all of their dem votes and a good portion of the unaffiliated votes.

Mike Kopp, age 46
http://www.coloradoforkopp.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Kopp

Bob Beauprez, age 65
http://www.bobbeauprez.com/intro#firstPage
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Beauprez

Scott Gessler, age 49
http://www.scottgessler.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Gessler

Why did Greg Brophy quit the race?