Sen. Mark Udall (D, Colorado) lied about #obamacare: watch him get called on it here.

redstate.com ^ | 12/16/13 | Moe Lane

[cotton1706]

Ladies and gentlemen, expect a war in the Colorado Senate race.

Senator Udall, don’t you DARE tell more lies about this healthcare mess. YOU’RE the one who took away our doctors. YOU’RE the one who cancelled our plans. You looked us in the eye, Senator Udall, and you lied.

That is coming out of IACE Action, which is connected to I Am Created Equal, which is a group that featured heavily in John Morse’s recent abrupt transition from Colorado state Senate President to private citizen.

…And they ain’t shy, huh?

Moe Lane (crosspost)

PS: Mark Udall really did lie about Obamacare.

If you have an insurance policy you like, doctor or medical facility that provides medical services to you, you’ll be able to keep that doctor or that insurance policy.

It is… remarkable, the way that the Democrats were so bald-faced in that lie. It’s like they thought that the rules simply didn’t apply to them, or something. Apparently, the plan was to simply bull on through and expect nobody to call them on the fact that their entire policy position was based on things that everybody knew just weren’t so.

[Venturer]

The only Democrats who did not lie about Obamacare were those who were too stupid to see what a terrible mess it was.

Obamacare was a tornado coming right at them and they ignored it.

[laplata]

Last week I called Udall’s office and told the lady that Udall is going to be fired next time around because, among other things, he lied about and supports Obamacare.

[demshateGod]

.....Then watch him get reelected.

[Washi]

I wrote his office a couple of times recently asking specific questions about Obamacare. His form letter reply, that didn't answer my questions, showed that he still stands behind his vote for Obamacare.

I hope we can send him packing next year.

[353FMG]

So another democrat lies?

They got away with it before and they’ll get away with it forever because no one ever holds them accountable.

[RandallFlagg]

We simply MUST send him packing.
All of them.

[laplata]

Interesting-one would think he’d at least reply that he was “looking things over” or something like that. The Progressives like Udall never give up and they certainly never want people to know where they’re really coming from or they’d be wiped out.

I think we can send him packing. The successful recalls and Hudak resigning are good signs.

We just need the right opponent to boot him out. Buck doesn’t seem to be the one. IMO

[papertyger]

My wife has been having a grand time pointing out to several people she knows who didn’t have insurance, that now they still don’t have insurance, but they owe 1500 bucks to the government, too.

[laplata]

Good for her.

I told a liberal woman that her son and his family had better hope his employer continues his insurance because the high deductables under Obamacare mandates are going to be devastating.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Too bad a retread second tier loser is his likely opponent.

[Graybeard58]

Republicans need to find a conservative mormon to run against him, he’d win in a walk.
Mark Udall
Raised Presbyterian;
currently unspecified

[Venturer]

Yeah, aint that the truth.

Never believed that in America any citizen would be forced to buy something they did not want or be fined for not buying it.

Justice Roberts sure stuck that one up our giggy’s.

[DaveA37]

“Senator Udall, don’t you DARE tell more lies about this healthcare mess”.....

And here comes the odumbo hit squard in....5...4....3...2

[SunkenCiv]

G’night all.

[Din Maker]

We just need the right opponent to boot him out. Buck doesn’t seem to be the one. IMO
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Buck was a horrible candidate in his last race, which he lost. He is viewed as a “loser”. People do not want to vote for a loser. Who else do you have there in Colorado? What about that good Mormon someone suggested earlier. Get a Mormon candidate to run in the GOP Primary; that is Colorado after all.

[laplata]

That would be Owen Hill, I believe.

In 2010, Owen ran against the incumbent Senate Majority Leader, Democrat John Morse. After being outspent by 5 to 1[citation needed], he lost by 340 votes. As a first time candidate, he earned the second highest vote count in the district for all Republicans on the ballot. In June 2012, he won his primary election for State Senate District 10 by a substantial margin. Hill faced Brandon Hughes in the general election, and won the election with 73.5% of the vote.

John Morse was recalled this year.