Jon Hotaling

In today's Inside Edge, Wally takes a look at some hypothetical political match-ups. Warning: we won't responsible for the nightmares you have after reading this column.     

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Harvey’s challenge in the 6th CD is nothing more than stalking horse campaign meant to target Mike Coffman for the benefit of Wil Armstrong.

Harvey himself may not even be aware that he is being used in this way. But it seems to us a fairly plausible and an extremely reasonable explanation of the mixed motives, ambitions and desires of a number of principals in the 6th race.

The press release offered yesterday by the Coffman campaign asking all campaigns in the 6th congressional district race to “"disavow any and all negative 527 activities" shows several things.  read more »

Mike Coffman, one of the four Republicans in the Sixth Congressional District's primary, asked his three opponents to sign a pledge to "disavow any and all negative 527 activities" in a letter sent last Friday, his campaign announced.

"After what took place in the 2006 primary for the 5th Congressional District and in the primary for the U.S. Senate in 2004, we believe it's important for the voters and the Republican Party to have a clean and honest election," said Coffman campaign manager Dustin Zvonek in a statement Tuesday.

Last week, PolitickerCO confirmed that Secretary of State Mike Coffman has raised close to $250,000 in his race for the 6th CD. Since then we have been trying to get the other candidates to confirm for us the numbers that we’ve been hearing regarding fundraising on their campaigns.

So far, we have had no success.  read more »