Carrie Johnson
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1,251 appearances
127 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
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You know, Republicans are already using Kiros' win to say Democrats in the state have moved too far left.
But I'd actually use a Republican example.
In 2020, Lauren Boebert came out of nowhere to challenge and beat a long-term Colorado incumbent whose constituents didn't think he was fighting enough or vocal enough.
And now she's probably one of the most vocal and well-known Republicans in Congress.
Now, the question here is, will Kiros take on a similar role for Democrats?
Yes.
The other big theme of the night was, I think, an anti-Washington one.
And Bennett suffered from that.
You know, he's been in the Senate since 2009.
And people were asking, you know, what had he done?
And more to the point, what had he done recently to fight Trump?
I will add a lot of voters like both Bennett and primary winner Phil Weiser.
You know, their policy stances were not very different.
They're cut from the same political cloth.
Weiser's team actually came up with an effective slogan, Weiser for Governor, Bennett for the Senate.
And for voters who like both, you know, this was a way to have them both.
Bennett's Senate seat is not up for reelection until 2028.
As for the Republican primary for governor in Colorado, you know, that race is still too close to call.
Manny Routenel, a young state lawmaker with Latino heritage, beat out a more moderate candidate to face GOP incumbent Gabe Evans, who also has Hispanic roots.
You know, this is expected to be a tough and expensive general election race.
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