So... looks like Tancredo is entering the race for governor

[CrufflerSteve]

The Governor and Senate races are fubar. There are all the House seats, state legislature and on down to county level positions. It ain't over.

Steve

[Ranger]

The Governor and Senate races are fubar. There are all the House seats, state legislature and on down to county level positions. It ain't over.

Steve

I think the governor race is going to be tough, but I think we have a real chance at at least one of the senate seats, I doubt Bennett can win.

[Zundfolge]

I doubt Bennett can win.

I'm not sure he's going to win the primary.

Abramoff might do better, but I still think even Buck or Norton can beat either of them.

[Ranger]

I'm not sure he's going to win the primary.

Abramoff might do better, but I still think even Buck or Norton can beat either of them.

I totally agree. Bennett is a twit and everyone knows it, I'm not sure who he screwed to get the post, but he'll be out.

[Hoosier]

While we're complaining about the state, I went to sign up for the Amazon Affiliates program today, and was rejected because I live in Colorado. Colorado and two other states have ruled that affiliates (People who send traffic to Amazon.com in exchange for a % of sales) mean that Amazon would have to pay Colorado state taxes as a company that exists in CO.

As a result, they've booted all affiliates from Colorado.

Weak sauce!

H.

[BigBear]

While we're complaining about the state, I went to sign up for the Amazon Affiliates program today, and was rejected because I live in Colorado. Colorado and two other states have ruled that affiliates (People who send traffic to Amazon.com in exchange for a % of sales) mean that Amazon would have to pay Colorado state taxes as a company that exists in CO.

As a result, they've booted all affiliates from Colorado.

Weak sauce!

H.

Call Al Gore!!!!

[Ranger]

Colorado and two other states have ruled that affiliates (People who send traffic to Amazon.com in exchange for a % of sales) mean that Amazon would have to pay Colorado state taxes as a company that exists in CO.

Thank you Mr. Ritter, good riddance.