Posted on 10/26/2012 6:32:58 PM PDT by mdittmar
Gov. Chris Gregoire will travel to Colorado to campaign on behalf of President Barack Obama.
OLYMPIA, Wash. —
Gov. Chris Gregoire will travel to Colorado to campaign on behalf of President Barack Obama.
Gregoire leaves Saturday and will attend rallies in several cities there with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on both Saturday and Sunday.
She will return to Washington state on Sunday night.
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Darn it!,was hoping Colorado or obama would keep her;)
Coloradans need to run her ass out of the state on a rail.
Do rallies really convince anyone how to vote?
I get that they are necessary to show that the candidate is in it, but I find it hard to believe that last-month rallies do much to convince anyone of anything.
On the taxpayers dime????
Do rallies really convince anyone how to vote?
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I can’t imagine that they convince a lot of people how to vote. However, they help get the vote out.
Forget Ohio.
Romney’s path to victory is New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Colorado.
I was wondering this when obama went on his state to state tour this week.
Who is paying for all of this?
Also I know the media is not talking about Libya but come on , honestly for crying out loud how can anyone now want obama after these attacks, the lies and cover up
I pray for the dad who’s challenging the regime regarding his son’s death.
same here, the left will start an attack to him now as they always do.
She will make a 15 minute meeting with the Governor of the state of Colorado and then she has her legal tax payer trip. It is amazing how easy it is to fly official even when campaigning.
Colorado must not be looking good for Obama so he needs Gregoire’s ballot box “expertise”
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