Posted : Jul 29, 2010 7:26 AM
Updated: Jul 29, 2010 7:26 AM
Former Colorado congressman Tom Tancredo plans to make his candidacy for governor official.
Tancredo planned to announce his entry into the race Thursday in Lakewood. He has said he's running because he doesn't believe either Republican candidate can defeat Democrat John Hickenlooper in November. Tancredo is switching his party affiliation from Republican to the American Constitution Party.
He had demanded that the winner of the GOP primary Aug. 10 drop out of the race if the polls show the Democrat ahead.
Candidates Scott McInnis and Dan Maes say they're staying in the race. The two have struggled with accusations of misbehavior - McInnis for allegedly plagiarizing essays he wrote for a foundation and Maes for campaign finance violations.
mmnedrano at Jul 29th 2010 12:36 PM
THIS TANCREDO WENT TO D. C, AS A CONGRESSMAN AND HE HAD THE CHANSE TO DO SOMETHING FOR COLORADO, AND GUESS WHAT, HE DINT DO **** FOR COLORADO AND NOW HE WANTS TO RUN FOR COLORADO, WHAT A SICK GUY.. I FEEL SORRY FOR THOSE WHOS ARE GOING TO VOTE FOR THIS ............. RUNNER. HE SHOULD BE IN A MENTAL INSTITUTION...,,,,,,,,,,,,
Ojibwawife at Jul 29th 2010 12:44 PM
You GO Tancredo. Best news I've heard today! Sure thing now for Hickenlooper in November. This Right wing fanatic will be the last nail in the coffin for the Republican Party's bid for Governor in November. *Where do they come UP with these guys? Seriously!