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earthside

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3. I'm not saying that.

Reply to blaze (Reply #2)

Wed Jun 6, 2012, 08:46 AM

Jun 2012

I'm maintaining that with no high profile statewide candidate running this year i.e.., no U.S. Senate race, then there maybe less voter turnout and a less intense Democratic GOTV effort.

The issue that could help Obama is the statewide pro-Amendment 64 contest that may bring some marginal voters to the polls.

However, I just warn that not all pro-legalization voters will be Obama voters, though I'd bet about 95% will be ... despite the Obama Justice Department's war on medical marijuana clinics.

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Marijuana initiative could make or break Obama in Colorado [View all] earthside Jun 2012 OP

Thet's pretty ironic. n/t Wilms Jun 2012 #1

Seriously? blaze Jun 2012 #2

I'm not saying that. earthside Jun 2012 #3

Ah, ok. Got it. nt blaze Jun 2012 #4