www.COCaucus.org, "Help us strengthen the voice of the common person.": The caucus-killers launch attack

Sunday, September 13, 2015

The caucus-killers launch attack

Club 20 pitches ideas to Western Slope conservatives during event - The Denver Post

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_28802309/club-20-pitches-ideas-western-slope-conservatives-during-event

I just posted this comment:

"Better Colorado" wants unaffiliated voters to choose candidates for political parties. That would be an effective way to kill the Colorado Caucus.

This 40-city tour is really helping Colorado or is just an exercise in propaganda by rich and powerful political manipulators and their dupes, in my opinion. Clearly one of their objectives is to kill the Colorado Caucus. More in a few minutes http://www.COCaucus.org

It is unlikely the Denver Post will keep my comment up. I hope you will go there via the above link and express your opinion on this 40-city tour put on the the rich and powerful, does it seem to you it's a wonderful act of good citizenship or is it an effort to manipulate and control the voters of Colorado?

More from me here on this blog momentarily, much more over the next few days.

John Wren
Voter in Denver, Colorado since 1968.
Currently registered Unaffiliated. Previously registered as a Democrat.

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