Posted on 11/02/2010 11:25:13 PM PDT by TonyInOhio
Hearing reports that the race between Republican Scott Tipton and Democratic Rep. John Salazar has been called for Tipton, who leads by 11,000 votes with 92% of precincts reported.
Excellent!
Yet another captured seat from the moonbats. It was at 65 a half hour ago.
Wasn’t Salazar a Pro-Illegal Amnesty supporter ??
Yeah. We didn’t get as much good news in CO as I would have liked tonight. Tipton, Gardner, and Suthers being about it. Buck still up in the air. Happy he’s going to take out Ken’s bro.
Aren’t they all?
CO is another state with a disconnect. Fairly good House gains but the Senate race is pretty much tied. Frustrating. If Buck wins though they should be up to at least 47 GOP senators.
“Tipton ran a great campaign to win a race that was thought out of reach a few weeks ago.”
Awesome!
Finally!!!! Send a farmer back to the potato patch!
Its amazing Buck is even leading.... he should have been put away like Tancredo was.
Yes, that’s good news. But 60, 61 and 101 failed—a huge failure for Republicans in our State. It’s not conservative at all to vote against such amendments and propositions. So we’ll buy elsewhere, and may the default come soon.
60, 61, and 101 were outspent $7,000,000 to $17,000. A good portion of that that $7 million came out of the ‘rats pockets and might have been spent on more attack adds against our candidates.
Not a bad ROI...
Ken Buck has been getting the same sort of treatment, with false radio ads from Bennet's people every few minutes right up until the polls closed.
60, 61, and 101 were outspent $7,000,000 to $17,000. A good portion of that that $7 million came out of the ‘rats pockets and might have been spent on more attack adds against our candidates.
Not a bad ROI...
60, 61, and 101 were outspent $7,000,000 to $17,000. A good portion of that that $7 million came out of the ‘rats pockets and might have been spent on more attack adds against our candidates.
Not a bad ROI...
Salazar and his vile brother are traitors to CO and AMERICA.
“The Ken Buck race shouldn’t be nearly as close as it is either. “
You’re correct, it shouldn’t have been this close, put Ken was a poor candidate. Don’t get me wrong, I like Ken, but he just was a poor campaigner. Couldn’t stay on message and was obviously not a people person. Instead of projecting joy and happiness at what he was doing and being with the people supporting him, drawing from their energy, Ken often looked like he wanted to be anywhere but where he was at the moment.
John will find a cushy spot in the Obama administration. As will probably quite a few others.
The Salazar brothers have ended our energy exploration and forced us to depend upon our enemies for our energy for the foreseeable future.
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