Just wanted to reiterate...

[clublights]

Could you tell me which races those were? I hear a lot of that talk but I never see any data. Not saying your wrong just curious to see myself.

I'm pretty sure hudak was one ...

http://data.denverpost.com/election/...e-senate/2012/

[Teufelhund]

I like how all last year the hardcore (R)s around here were screaming, "Libertarians shouldn't be going for the brass ring of POTUS, they need to start with local elections first." Then the (R)s went and put up shit candidates across the board, can't seem to keep from alienating most of the voting populace with their "morality via legislation" platform, and suddenly it's the Libertarians' fault for voting their party in local elections.

[jhood001]

Divide and conquer.

[Byte Stryke]

in the same thread... how bad BOTH parties candidates were and would have had the same results,

but that a third party is to blame...

[Dingo]

Wow... I work 4 shifts, and this is what I get for checking in on my lunch break. As far as the bills go, I am Jack's complete lack of surprise. As far as the rest of it... I understand the frustration, but name calling, blame-pinning, and the endless "yeah... recall these mofos for sure" isn't going to change a fucking thing. We need to start focusing early on 2014, and thinking of some constructive, proactive ways of making the liberal blight disappear with the next round of elections. Ways of damaging their reputations in the community, ways of bolstering their opponents, and ways of fixing/improving the image of gun owners in the voting public's mind.

[Dingo]

I actually have a few small ideas, but will have to post them later today as work's getting crazy again here...

[BPTactical]

The Colorado GOP has some culpability in this Romeo Foxtrot as well. They rode many lame horses in critical battles, were too ignorant to realize the machine they faced and were too pussy to take the gloves off when they needed to.

[jerrymrc]

I find it interesting though that of all places Morse was elected in Colorado Springs.. Did the evangelicals stay home that night?

That is a good question. In my area the dem soundly beat the incumbent R. And what a piece of crap ol tony is. Bidens puppet.

[Kraven251]

That is a good question. In my area the dem soundly beat the incumbent R. And what a piece of crap ol tony is. Bidens puppet.

Redistricting : The carbon monoxide of the democratic process ...by the time you realize there is a problem you are either dead or have a headache for days.

[Teufelhund]

Wow... I work 4 shifts, and this is what I get for checking in on my lunch break. As far as the bills go, I am Jack's complete lack of surprise. As far as the rest of it... I understand the frustration, but name calling, blame-pinning, and the endless "yeah... recall these mofos for sure" isn't going to change a fucking thing. We need to start focusing early on 2014, and thinking of some constructive, proactive ways of making the liberal blight disappear with the next round of elections. Ways of damaging their reputations in the community, ways of bolstering their opponents, and ways of fixing/improving the image of gun owners in the voting public's mind.

Good sentiment. Good luck defeating the Colorado Model.

In covering the bills for the Associated Press, Ivan Moreno noted that “the vote [on] Monday in Colorado’s gun control debate is part of the shift in the region’s politics to the left.”That shift has been going on at least since 2004 when four rich liberals, Tim Gill, Rutt Bridges, Jared Polis, and Pat Stryker, decided to fund the Colorado Model, a low-profile strategy deliberately designed to turn “red states blue” according to Erik Erikson, a blogger at Redstate.com. As explained by Erikson, the Colorado Model is “one of the left’s most effective stratagems … when combined with the tactics of Saul Alinsky and his disciples, the Colorado Model is akin to a Soviet platoon armed with AK-47s mowing down a militia armed with slingshots.”