- THE LAST MR BIGGS BRAINS BLOWED OUT AND THE WHITE LEATHER FULL
- THE LAST MR BIGGS BRAINS BLOWED OUT AND THE WHITE LEATHER PROFESSIONAL
He repeats his bio, focusing on a 32-year career in the Air Force that ended when he retired in 2017. Ron Hanks is still the center of gravity in the Republican Senate race.ĩ:10: Ron Hanks is next. O’Dea concludes by saying that he’s going to “kick Bennet’s drawers next November.” He’s going to give Bennet a wedgie? What? So…O’Dea loves Bennet? This is confusing. He says, “accountability is actually an act of love” and that it is his job to hold Bennet accountable for being beholden to President Biden. O’Dea talks about the evil incumbent Sen. O’Dea says he is petitioning onto the ballot, then tells a story about how his parents enrolled him at Mullen (a private Catholic high school) and made him work as a dishwasher to pay for the tuition.
THE LAST MR BIGGS BRAINS BLOWED OUT AND THE WHITE LEATHER FULL
This is probably a joke, but it’s hard to know for sure in a room full of right-wing Republicans.īrauchler yammers on for awhile until finally announcing opening statements, adding that candidates should also speak about how they plan to seek access to the June Primary ballot (via petition or assembly).ħ:15: We have a Joe O’Dea appearance! (O’Dea missed the last debate in Lakewood because he was recovering from back surgery). He notes that Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams is the timekeeper tonight, and says that anyone who speaks for too long might get shot. We are not making this up.įor some reason, Brauchler is standing up in the back of the room, well away from the candidate table. Brauchler uses this information to make a dick joke that generates some confused laughter from the audience. “Okay, good.” Brauchler says that he is a substitute moderator taking the place of former Republican Party Chairman Dick Wadhams. We could listen to this guy talk all day.Īfter multiple introductions, a prayer, and the Pledge of Allegiance, we’re finally ready to get started.Ĥ:25: “Tammy, should I start talking?” asks Brauchler. ♦ Eli Bremer spends most of his time telling jokes that get no laughs. ♦ Deborah Flora has absolutely nothing to say.
♦ Gino Campana says little other than the phrase “American dream,” but he did get caught late in the debate on a question about working in the Obama administration. ♦ Ron Hanks is the only candidate who seems to understand that he should be pandering to a right-wing base. He offers genuine answers to questions most of the time. ♦ Joe O’Dea is better than we thought he would be. If you want to skip the back-and-forth and just get to our takeaways, here they are: As always, unless it is in direct quotes, consider all statements paraphrased in the interest of time and/or the prevention of carpal tunnel syndrome.Ĭlick here to watch a video recording of the “WOW” debate, or follow along after the jump as we go through the blow-by-blow: NOTE: What follows is a chronological re-hash of Tuesday’s debate. We’ll see if Brauchler is better as a moderator than he was as a debater you might recall that Brauchler bombed on stage as a candidate for Attorney General in 2018. Inexplicably, the discussion is being moderated by someone who is neither a woman nor a resident of Weld County: Former Arapahoe County District Attorney George Brauchler, who is taking some time away from his regular schedule of doxxing public school teachers in Douglas County.
Thursday’s debate was sponsored by the “Republican Women of Weld,” which is shortened to just “WOW” on a banner hanging behind the candidates. You’ll be very happy about Hendricks’ inclusion - we promise. Despite the fact that Hendricks doesn’t appear to have even officially filed as a candidate with the FEC, he’s on the stage with everyone else. There’s one new face on the dais at the end: Pueblo resident Daniel Hendricks.
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Collins developer Gino Campana professional candidate Peter Yu former El Paso County Republican Party Chairman Eli Bremer “professor” Greg Moore and former radio host Deborah Flora. From left to right: Denver businessman Joe O’Dea State Rep. We couldn’t resist following along with another Debate Diary ( click here for last month’s Debate Diary from the Senate forum in Lakewood).Įight candidates sat shoulder-to-shoulder behind a long table at the Fort Lupton Recreation Center on Thursday evening. Senate got together last Thursday night in Weld County for another Election Year forum about issues and conspiracy theories.
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