If Curtis knows that the evil UEA is coming after him, why does he keep loading their weapons for them?

$40 million “loan” for the St. George airport
Vouchers
Salt Lake Real
Walkergate (forget bribery, how about even just supporting a completely unqualified candidate?)
District splits
Buttars
Tilton, Morley
Etc.

I believe there are many republicans who would like to see Curtis gone, who are unaffiliated with the UEA but just disgusted with the same old same old corruption as usual. Did Mark Walker win the majority of voters in his old legislative district? In Curtis’s district? Was it even close? No, it wasn’t. There’s a clear discontent there, and this was exhibited in a closed republican primary election. Throw democrats into the general election mix, and he has every reason to be worried. Greg has said before that his name recognition was low in his district that he didn’t need to worry about re-election- get his name and face out there, and his numbers would rise. I think he will find out that the more people know him, the harder it will be for him to not be tossed in November.

Jobu or others,
You are repeating Senator Stephenson’s claim that the omnibus lawsuit or attacks on other educational or ethics issues are only “political grandstanding.” That is a completely flexible term of motive that can be conveniently attached to any opposing view.

So my serious question is: In your opinion, is there any legitimate way to discuss vouchers, the omnibus tactic, closed caucuses, public ed funding (Though I agree this one is the most easily to “grandstand.” It’s more an issue of unfounded accusations and prioritizing pet programs than amounts for me.), ethics in general–the Walker bribe, personal campaign money use, lobbyist access, PAC loopholes, reporting deadlines, conflicts of interest, etc. that is not just grandstanding or a drumbeat? I don’t accept that those are unimportant or illegitimate issues to discuss in terms of who I should vote for and would like your view on acceptable terms of discussion.

This might get interesting.

All I did was post the press release, which I do for all press releases I receive. I did not write it or endorse it.

Aren’t you being a little naive? Don’t let the involvement of Allen and Mascaro fool you into thinking that this is some bi-partisan search for truth. Allen and Mascaro are RINOs and are willing to help the Democrats score some points in the upcoming election. Here are the TV spots now

. . . Vouchers . . .
. . . Omnibus education bill . . .
. . . Closed caucus meetings . . .
. . . Underfunded public schools . . .
. . . Bribes . . .

Anyway, you get the picture. It’s all about the steady drumbeat.

(Ditto for the Dems in Congress trying to impeach Bush.)