Occupation: Attorney, president of the law offices of Sandomire & Schwartz, a five-attorney firm
City: Denver
Family: Single
Pets: None
Years in Colorado: Lived in Colorado most of my life
Most admire: I respect Mike Coffman, the secretary of state, as he has served our party for many years and has served in the military.
How did you campaign? I believe I was elected based upon my experience and dedication to our party.
Dream ticket: McCain-Romney
First political experience: Luncheons with the Colorado Republican Business Coalition at the old Petroleum Club in the Qwest tower when I was a student at the University of Colorado.
First presidential vote: George W. Bush in 2000
Comment by JasonM on 09/16/08 at 11:24 AM
See? 28, respects military service… Oh, wait - he’s one of those Luncheon Lieutenants.
The haul included a $30,000 watch, a $20,000 ring, a necklace valued at $5,000, earrings priced at $4,000 and a Prada belt valued at $1,000, police said.
He actually traveled with all this shit? Either he’s committing insurance fraud or he’s the world’s most reckless cross-dresser.
GAAAAAHHH!!!!! I can’t believe this jerk is from Colorado!!! Ok. Maybe I can. In other Colorado news both Palin and Obama spoke here yesterday to big crowds. Palin spoke at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, a mega-red part of the metro area and, per the Rocky Mtn News, “the McCain Campaign estimated the crowd .. at 5,000, although the building was only half-full.” Hmmm. I think this is the largest building there. Or they might have had it here. Meantime the estimate of Obama’s crowds (5,800 in Grand Junction and 13,500 in Pueblo) were per the local sheriffs’ offices. And trust me these outlying cities/towns are very, very red. Truthiness issues with the McCain Campaign again? Or just trying to push Sarah back up the slippery downslide of that Hype Cycle?
Just one more thing on the crowd size truthiness issue: Don’t have a link but I saw recently that the campaign was saying McCain spoke to a crowd of 10,000 when he gave his speech in a building that only held 3,500. And it wasn’t full. Liar, liar, pants on fire . . .
I saw recently that the campaign was saying McCain spoke to a crowd of 10,000 when he gave his speech in a building that only held 3,500. And it wasn’t full. Liar, liar, pants on fire . . .
I saw that too—I believe it was on Rachel Maddow. I’m kind of puzzled by this new gambit. Didn’t McCain just spend all summer mocking Obama for drawing large crowds?
