While the move by residents in several Colorado counties to secede
from the state has been described as frustration over recent moves by
the legislature in Denver, a retired political scientist and author says
the move actually is a symptom of a much larger undercurrent of
frustration that Republicans are in a prime position to tap into in 2014
and beyond.
“What is happening in Colorado is a little bit different than what we
have seen elsewhere,” Charles Dunn a retired political scientist with
Regent University said. “What we’re seeing is a manifestation of the
frustration and distrust by the people in Weld County who are angry at
what their state government and leaders are doing and this has caused
them to be distrustful of them.”
Brock, the republicans can't capitalize on it because they are just as much a part of the problem as liberal democrats.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. They all have their heads up their rectums.
Deletethis is tiring, we really need statesmen to stand up. but where will they come from? I have ideas but not for public consumption
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