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politicat

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2. Gardner is going down, but for out of staters, focus on Heller and other 2018 vulnerables.

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Wed Aug 9, 2017, 11:18 AM

Aug 2017

2020 will be Gardner's year of clarity -- he will develop hindsight and find his Wingnut Welfare seat. But for this cycle, it's in the overall best interest to ignore him. He's not well liked and is hanging himself with the state's electorate, so please, let him keep collecting rope.

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2020 Colorado US Senate Election-Will Gardner(R-CO) be more vulnerable than Heller(R-NV)is in 2018? [View all] nkpolitics1212 Aug 2017 OP

I sincerely hope so. I lost a dear friendship over my opposition to Gardner hlthe2b Aug 2017 #1

Gardner is going down, but for out of staters, focus on Heller and other 2018 vulnerables. politicat Aug 2017 #2

The reason why I brought up Gardner's likely vulnerability is because I have been a resident of CO nkpolitics1212 Aug 2017 #3