Tom Tancredo to enter the Seng Center on Regis University Radio Thursday Night

by Jimmy Sengenberger | 9:38 pm, July 28, 2010 | Comments Off

As guv race spirals into chaos, third-party Gov. contendor joins college radio host Jimmy Sengenberger at 6pm Thursday Night at KRCX.org

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This week he made headlines for his third-party bid for governor - Thursday night, he returns to Seng Center for a college radio EXCLUSIVE! Tomorrow at 6pm online at krcx.org, host Jimmy Sengenberger of the Regis University Seng Center radio show will be joined by Constitutional Party gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo.  This is another Seng Center you do NOT want to miss!

The Governor’s race just keeps on spiraling out of control! On the heels of our interview last week with Gov. candidate Dan Maes, we’re joined by fmr. Congressman Tom Tancredo, whose declared third-party candidacy presents real problems for the GOP and is making the governor’s race all the more fascinating.  As he calls in to the hot seat, we’ll press Tom about the backstory behind the decision, his electoral chances, the impact his candidacy will have on the election, the AZ immigration decision, and more. We’ll ask the good, solid questions you’ll only hear on Seng Center!

Click here to listen to Jimmy’s laid back conversation last fall with Tom Tancredo.

THEN, host Jimmy Sengenberger will analyze the governor’s race from top to bottom and break down the Senate race as well. Who will win the Democratic and Republican Senate primaries? We’ll have analysis.

PLUS, Colorado College Republicans’ secretary and Boulder chapter president Gregory Carlson joins us for an in-depth discussion of Colorado election politics, the Obama administration, the AZ immigration decision and plenty of other topics.

Don’t miss all that and much more, only on Seng Center, your ONLY source for college political talk all summer long!

Tune in LIVE online at krcx.org THURSDAY NIGHT (7/29) at 6:00pm to the most talked about college radio show in Colorado – Seng Center, every Thursday night from 6pm to 8pm, only on KRCX 93.9 The Real Deal!

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At Regis University, upcoming senior and rising political commentator Jimmy Sengenberger hosts a weekly online radio show from 6pm to 8pm on the college’s KRCX radio station, dubbed SENG CENTER.  Each week, Jimmy presents a staunchly small-government perspective, ensuring that conservative and libertarian-leaning voices are heard on campus and that real, legitimate debates – not just opinions shoved down your throat – take place on college campuses.  As such, the show features debates and discussions with liberal/Democrat students and professors on a range of issues, along with interviews with folks like U.S. Senate candidates Ken Buck and Andrew Romanoff, U.S. Congressman Mike Coffman, elected officials, and grassroots organizers like Matt Arnold of Clear the Bench Colorado.

Come be a part of this exciting effort to fight the liberal bias on college campuses!  Tune in every Thursday night from 6 to 8 at krcx.org, or check out the podcasted show online every weekend at www.SengCenter.com.  And please do spread the word to your friends, especially college students you know, and call in if you feel so inclined.

Seng Center, Every Thursday Night from 6pm to 8pm at krcx.org!

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