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To: Artemis Webb; kesg; PhiKapMom; moose2004; My Favorite Headache; AmericanMade1776; housedeep; ...
I'm having a hard time believing that we are pulling out of Colorado. The state is GOP by nature. I'm not disputing the dollars spent data, I'm simply saying there is something else going on here. I don't believe we're conceding Colorado.

Why do you cut back on spending? If you think 1) you can't win, or 2) you're going to win.

I'm not privy to RNC or McCain strategy. I only know what I see/hear/read/observe. The momentum in red states has been all toward the GOP recently. Palin just did three events in CO, McCain's going back tomorrow for two more (I think). You folks do the math.

Wanna hear another laugher? I just saw a Yahoo headline saying that Obama and McCain were neck and neck for the rural vote. I'll give those pesky, biased reporters credit. They don't give up, no matter how ridiculous it may sound.

34 posted on 10/23/2008 10:05:09 AM PDT by impeachedrapist (Bill Clinton, as Arkansas Attorney General did you make Juanita Broaddrick pay for her rape kit?)
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To: impeachedrapist

My understanding is that the RNC is reallocating funds that were supposed to go to one of the Congressional candidates in Colorado. This happens in every election and both sides are constantly doing this, but the media only reports upon RNC activities because it supports their false “McCain is giving up on Colorado” narrative.

FYI: it’s now up on McCain’s website calendar: Sarah Palin is campaigning in Virginia on Monday.


101 posted on 10/23/2008 12:42:36 PM PDT by kesg
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