Denver Post Endorses Cory Gardner

[roberth]

http://www.denverpost.com/portal/end...te?_loopback=1

Congress is hardly functioning these days. It can't pass legislation that is controversial and it often can't even pass legislation on which there is broad agreement. Its reputation is abysmal, and even its members rarely dispute the popular indictment.
It needs fresh leadership, energy and ideas, and Cory Gardner can help provide them in the U.S. Senate.

WOW!!

I'm also hearing that CPUSA is pulling funding from Uterus. I'm googling for links to support what I heard

[HoneyBadger]

I heard this today and was very surprised! This is fantastic news!

[hurley842002]

Wow, I'm speechless..

[sniper7]

Unheard of!

[Great-Kazoo]

Wow, I'm speechless..

so is every progressive who posted in the comments section, WAR ON WOMEN.

[hurley842002]

so is every progressive who posted in the comments section, WAR ON WOMEN.

I stopped reading the comments long ago.

[Bailey Guns]

Heard that. Thought this:

[XC700116]

Patiently waiting for the other foot to fall, somethings gotta be up. Just kinda smells

I could be wrong of course, but this just seems a little shocking, and my knee jerk reaction is to not believe something like this from those clowns

[Big E3]

Oh No! What is the party of dead babies going to do now? I think the democrat position that abortion must be protected at all cost should be thrown in there face as the "democrats war on kids". Maybe the Post got tired of hearing the same abortion shit from the democrat play book that they have dragged out every election since the 80's. I doubt it, something's in the works, wait for the other shoe to drop.

[Hummer]

Yes!!


From the Denver Post endorsement:


Rather than run on his record, Udall’s campaign has devoted a shocking amount of energy and money trying to convince voters that Gardner seeks to outlaw birth control despite the congressman’s call for over-the-counter sales of contraceptives. Udall is trying to frighten voters rather than inspire them with a hopeful vision. His obnoxious one-issue campaign is an insult to those he seeks to convince.

Many Coloradans are no doubt sick of the overload of negative ads that have assaulted them from both sides, painting Gardner as an extremist and Udall as a mindless vote for the president's policies. Neither portrait is fair. But in their irritation with the campaigns, voters should not lose sight of the fact that a great deal is at stake. A dysfunctional Congress calls for action when voters have an attractive option to the gridlocked status quo. And in Colorado, thankfully, they do in Cory Gardner.