Posted on 06/21/2010 11:31:28 AM PDT by pissant
Ken Buck, the district attorney for sprawling Weld County in north central Colorado, may be on the verge of doing to former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton what Sharron Angle did to Sue Lowden in Nevada by riding a conservative-activist, Tea Party movement-fueled campaign to an upset victory in the state's GOP Senate primary, according to a Denver Post/News9 poll conducted June 15-17.
Buck leads Norton, the "establishment" candidate supported by the National Republican Senatorial Committee, by 53 percent to 37 percent with 10 percent undecided. Buck has the backing of South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint's Senate Conservatives Fund. Buck's TV ads have sought to depict Norton as too liberal.
(Excerpt) Read more at politicsdaily.com ...
This is what the Tea Party is all about. Voting out the RINO’s picked by the GOP establishment. It started in upstate New York and continues.
And Norton is McCain’s girl.
is this guy competitive against the Dem?
Oh, and Lt. Governor to Bill Owens, the reason for forming the Tyranny Response Team.
I sure hope McCain is squirming.
She’s one of Palin’s Pink(o) Elephants, isn’t she?
HOW MUCH LONGER ARE WE GOING TO HAVE TO FIGHT OUR OWN GOP PARTY LEADERS???
WHEN IS THE TEA PARTY MARCH ON GOP HEADQUARTERS?
THROW MICHAEL STEELE OUT OF THE BUILDING AND INSTALL SARAH PALIN
It was Palin who told us what a great job Steele’s doing. Toss her as well.
In this cycle, anybody is competitive against the establishment Dem; Just look to South Carolina . . . .
Wrong. "Precious" didn't endorse Norton.
This is GREAT news!
Are you sure?
Palin: Look Out for Stampede of Pink Elephants
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2010/05/14/palin-look-out-for-stampede-of-pink-elephants/
When you call out a person by name as one of your Pink(o) elephants, that sounds like an endorsement to me.
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