We're (still) number 1!
Chris Cillizza's blog at the Washington Post continues to rank CD7 as the most likely district in the nation to switch party control. Repub. Rick O'Donnell will have plenty of money. But Democrats Perlmutter and Lamm are coming on strong. Cillizza notes that John Kerry carried CD7 a year ago and things haven't gotten any better for the Republicans since then.
Roll Call highlights CD3, where Dem. John Salazar will have to defend his seat in a right-leaning district. Supposedly the national GOP has high hopes for one Republican challenger, Scott Tipton.
Personally, I get a rush out of attempting the nearly impossible. Like trying to unseat Tom Tancredo. We can't forget that the close races deserve just as much attention.
Roll Call highlights CD3, where Dem. John Salazar will have to defend his seat in a right-leaning district. Supposedly the national GOP has high hopes for one Republican challenger, Scott Tipton.
Personally, I get a rush out of attempting the nearly impossible. Like trying to unseat Tom Tancredo. We can't forget that the close races deserve just as much attention.
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It's a mystery to me how Tancredo fails to freak out the people of his district who really don't seem to be as far right as he is. Maybe a presidential run will give him a higher profile and more people will be aware of how out there he is instead of just voting for him because he's a Republican.
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