Coors Chairman Expected to Make Senate Bid

FoxNews ^ | April 7, 2004 | AP

[NewLand]

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[NewLand]

Just noticed this in FoxNews...did a search, couldn't find anything, sorry if this is a re-post.

Looks interesting!

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[The Old Hoosier]

I fear it's Coors Light. He's supposedly not very conservative.

[no dems]

But, can he help the GOP hold this seat?

[The Old Hoosier]

Maybe, but better to have a good candidate than a lousy one just because his chance of winning is supposedly better.

[hoosiermama]

Won't have any trouble with name recognition!

[iamright]

I'll drink to that!

(come on, the universal vacuum was begging for that statement).

Ok, I'm sorry, it was way too obvious.



Love Coors Banquet Beer.

[Clintonfatigued]

Based on what I hear, Peter Coors combines a conservative outlook on the issues with a low-key personality, an analytical approach to problem-solving, and a desire to find consensus and avoid conflict. Many mistake his lack of outspokenness with a lack of conservatism.

[The Old Hoosier]

Well, I just want to hear he's pro-life, pro-traditional marriage and pro-gun, and then I won't be too upset if he wins the primary.

[The Old Hoosier]

Based on what I hear, Peter Coors combines a conservative outlook on the issues with a low-key personality, an analytical approach to problem-solving, and a desire to find consensus and avoid conflict. Many mistake his lack of outspokenness with a lack of conservatism.

BTW, if true, that would make him a lot like Colorado's other senator, Wayne Allard, who is awesome.

[Meldrim]

They left his military service off of his biography. Surely someone who was handed so much in life took a few years out as a young man to serve in the uniform of his country.