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Losers

Andrew Romanoff

Romanoff takes a long step toward statesmanship with plan to untangle TABOR.

Doug Bruce

Bruce gets hit with compromise on his love-child TABOR and a sexual harassment complaint in the same week.

Bentley Rayburn

Rayburn releases impressive list of endorsement from retired military that makes him look congressional. Right tone for the district.

Jared Polis

Polis looks like the rich amateur he is by reorganizing his reorganized campaign, again.

Jeff Crank

Cranks picks up his own endorsements while Lamborn still flounders.

Bob Schaffer

When will Bob learn to play nice to with the media? His interview with PolitickerCO.com’s Jeremy Pelzer comes across defensive

DNC

ACLU protests “mass arrests” at the DNC convention in Denver this August that haven’t even happened yet. Good luck with your convention.

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July 25, 2008

"The governor does not care about polls. He's not trying to win a beauty contest. He's governing and leading to make a positive difference in people's lives."

--Evan Dreyer, spokesman for Gov. Bill Ritter, discounting a Rasmussen polls that shows that only 41 percent of the public think the governor is doing a "good" or "excellent" job.

-The Denver Post, 7/25/2008
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