Colorado Election 2010: Bennet vs Romanoff (Part 2)
“Colorado Election 2010 TM” is a landmark television series focused on the highly competitive gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races in Colorado along with the other highly-contested races and ballot issue contests in the State. “Colorado Election 2010” differs from other public affairs programs because it offers viewers the opportunity to truly make in-depth assessments of the candidates via substantive discussions and audience interaction.
This week “Colorado Election 2010 TM” will feature the only formal debate held to date between U.S. Senator Michael Bennet and his Primary Election challenger, former Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff. You can watch Part 2 of the three-part series moderated by Aaron Harber on COMCAST Entertainment Television at 8:00 pm on Monday, March 8th, or you can watch The program right now — in advance of its television broadcast.
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Senator BrokeIt-BentIt should grow a spine and dump ObamaCare/ObamaEverythingAlltheTime,
and he would be a shoo-in. I have told him that. Of course, I personally, would not vote for him.
Hey Arto,
If you read this – what has happened to Ed Stein. Did you get him fired by agreeing with him too much?
Hello geneo,
Ed knows that it might be a hope less with the right winged nuts. It is sad about so many coming against obama. Sad because we know that everyone likes obama and the big majority voted for him to be us president. So now we see that more cheny spys are coming out. Cheny has spy people all over the world to do his sly work. And that are against the majrity of people that love obama. Really good to kwo that obama is winning in spite of that and will show that he is not a lier. Even people here in denver that voted for obama know that it was the right choice and they will see all the good works promised. Did you not see the jarkata races people are so happy to get obama to come there.
art
Good day my friend,
Regarding Ed Stein, if he can’t handle the heat anymore, I would suggest replacing him with Ben Stein. Liberals have no sense of humor. If Ed can’t draw a cartoon with humor, what is the use of a cartoon? Ben can paint with words. And he is basically a funny guy. And of course, he reflects my political taste.
Regarding your defense of the ObamaMessiah, (let me interpret events for you) he obviously can’t handle the heat. In Indonesia, they have a bronze statue of him as a Muslim child when he used to reside there, and they just had to move it as people were disrespecting it. Now, I see today they are throwing shoes at his image – the ultimate Muslim insult, we were told earlier. Ed, here is your chance to draw a cartoon! Draw the little kid, with the funny big ears. Ducking shoes. Waiting for his chance in history to destroy the United States.
Arto,
My response is awaiting moderation. Don’t know what flagged it. I did not use the s. word.
geneo,
Forget the s word. Unless you admit it is because you do not have the good reason. Now us that voted for obama had the good reason and every knows we have the true information. Now that is the reason you get moderated and reasonable art does not. You have to learn that obam is not a lier as we that are smart know he is not.
art
Oh oh, maybe Ed Stein is doing the moderation!
geneo,
Now that is likely the trith as ed is the few moderate one here. Others are all biased with the right winged nuts. That ed is reasonable like me and is moderate like obama.
art
Reproduced here, part 1 of my comment from 12:23 pm that went into moderation and never came out . .
Good day my friend,
Regarding Ed Stein, if he can’t handle the heat anymore, I would suggest replacing him with Ben Stein. Liberals have no sense of humor. If Ed can’t draw a cartoon with humor, what is the use of a cartoon? Ben can paint with words. And he is basically a funny guy. And of course, he reflects my political taste.
and part 2 . . .
Regarding your defense of the ObamaMessiah, (let me interpret events for you) he obviously can’t handle the heat. In Indonesia, they have a bronze statue of him as a Muslim child when he used to reside there, and they just had to move it as people were disrespecting it. Now, I see today they are throwing
and part 3 . . . .
shoes at his image – the ultimate Muslim insult, we were told earlier. Ed, here is your chance to draw a cartoon! Draw the little kid, with the funny big ears. Ducking shoes. Waiting for his chance in history to destroy the United States.
I give up. There was nothing offensive in it . .,
Since I can’t get anything approved here that is anti-Obama, maybe you can link to a blog that can say what the world’s largest Muslim country is thinking of Obama. Hey, they don’t like him either!
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2010/03/025755.php
geneo,
You need to realize that the only ones that think bad of obama are those that are mind washed by cheny media. Everyone knows that obama has all the good answers as he said in the campiagns. And we know that the majoritys of the people voted for him and they are smart and do not believe lies. For example- you should look at iraq and see the success there of obama. Obama has helpt that country have elections for the common man and newsweek sees that and reports it. Really you should knoiw that the jakartas people are offering shoes in kindness to obama because they know it is obama that walks the walk. Walk that is not afraid to spend money to ake the usa the greatest like other yellow livered people.
art
You refer to Newsweek cover that had G.W. Bush’s body half in the photo on the carrier deck with the cover title “Victory at Last” or some such. – Implication, Bush gets some credit. Real big on their part. Then did you see, PMSMBC showed it on tv cropped a little more to where poor Bush’s body was almost totally cropped out, just a little arm showing. . . I don’t know why Newsweek is still in business. Obama’s yellow livered people don’t know how to read probably, much less spend their gobermenty subsidy on printed material.
I don’t know what got me moderated . . was it . . Draw the little kid, with the funny big ears. Ducking shoes. Waiting for his chance in history to destroy the United States.
I found out what got me moderated – It was in the last two sentences.
destroy the United States . . .
funny big ears
Ducking shoes
It was . . _ucking Shoes !
My apology in thinking it was something anti-Obama. It was just civil polite words. Kudos to InDenverTimes. But I did say Duck.
Now Arto,
You refer to Newsweek cover that had G.W. Bush’s body half in the photo on the carrier deck with the cover title “Victory at Last” or some such. – Implication, Bush gets some credit. Real big on their part. Then did you see, PMSMBC showed it on tv cropped a little more to where poor Bush’s body was almost totally cropped out, just a little arm showing. . . I don’t know why Newsweek is still in business. Obama’s yellow livered people don’t know how to read probably, much less spend their gobermenty subsidy on printed material. . . I think I finally understand what you mean by “Cheney media.”
OR, why this radial president’s top advisor could not get printed in the InDenverTimes;
Axelrod’s F-Bomb [by Kathryn Jean Lopez in National Review Online, today]
The New York Times gives us a glimpse into David Axelrod’s mood, which confirms exactly what the president tends to exude when talking about critics:
In an interview in his office, Mr. Axelrod was often defiant, saying he did not give a “flying” expletive “about what the peanut gallery thinks” and did not live for the approval “of the political community.” He denounced the “rampant lack of responsibility” of people in Washington who refuse to solve problems, and cited the difficulty of trying to communicate through what he calls “the dirty filter” of a city suffused with the “every day is Election Day sort of mentality.”
Unfortunately for the White House, these days “the peanut gallery” critics more often than not are reflecting what many Americans outside the Beltway are saying. And that’s not just an Election Day concern for those in the White House. Their jobs there entail representing those who sent them to Washington in the first place.