Colorado Market

What's that thumping sound?

Sarah Palin has shown too much native intelligence on other matters to buy into McCain's "blame Wall Street" response to the looming total meltdown, so I'm guessing (hoping) she is deferring to the top of the ticket.  That could be a mistake.  McCain's campaign seems thrown off-stride by it all, if this  message board thread about the the GOP in Colorado is indicative. Here's a snippet, but it's worth reading in its entirety. “ And on the ride to and from Boulder (hour plus each way), on the 3 country stations I could get on FM, plus a classic rock station, and AM talk, I head an average of 5-6 Obama ads each hour, and NO McCain ones during morning and evening drive time. the only McCain support ad was one by the NRA I heard once in the morning and once in the afternoon on the talk station. One every 10 minutes or so for Obama. McCain and the GOP are getting their ass kicked. The Schaefer senate campaign is dead silent in the face of hourly TV and radio ads calling him "Big Oil Bob". No response, nothing. And now he is down by 8. The PPP poll also questioned voters about the Colorado Senate race, which shows Rep. Mark Udall (D) leading former Rep. Bob Schaffer (R) by 8 points, the same margin the Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP.com poll released earlier today showed.   g ” I've no reason to follow Colorado politics, but have been directed to several Mark Udall stories, and videos for their comedic value.  The man is a moonbat.  His opponent, Bob Schaffer, from what little I've seen, seems to be more than capable, so WTF?  Reminds me too much of clueless mutton headed. Maryland voters.  Scary.