Breaking: Rep. Mike Coffman to withdraw support for Dan Maes
by Rossputin | 1:41 pm, September 3, 2010 | Comments Off
UPDATE: It’s official.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 3, 2010
CONTACT: Debbie Brown, 720-280-0511
debbie@coffmanforcongress.com
“It is because of my concern for the working families of Colorado that I am asking Dan Maes to quit the governor’s race. Colorado can’t afford to have the Mayor of Denver as our next governor who would continue the failed policies of Bill Ritter.” – Rep. Mike Coffman
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It’s being reported by a Peoples Press Collective blogger (I’m not sure if it’s OK to use the blogger’s name so at this time I won’t) that Representative Mike Coffman is just about to put out a press release withdraing his support from Dan Maes.
More to follow…
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