“Reverse-Coronations” No Better; Who, if Anyone, Wins Grassroots Momentum?

by Ben DeGrow | 11:37 pm, August 31, 2009 | Comments Off

On Friday Ken Buck was ready to bow out of Colorado’s U.S. Senate race. By Sunday he had received a new boost from more than 200 emails and calls from “activists in Colorado” urging him to stay in — a figure he shared with me in a short phone interview he was gracious enough to [...]

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