The post-election Republican gnashing of the teeth continues. In one interesting piece this week, the
National Journal’s Charlie Cook got two “unnamed GOP strategists” to provide feedback on the national election losses. One of the more interesting tidbits was a mantra that sounds familiar here in Colorado. Democratic leaders — oh heck, let’s name them:
Speaker Andrew Romanoff and
Gov. Bill Ritter — have been critical of the same thing some time. Namely: “Republicans are a whole lot better at being against things than at being for things.”