Bennet

- BELTWAY WILL SAY BENNET WIN PROVES THAT "POSITIVE" CAMPAIGN CAN BE VICTORIOUS: Washington will likely say that Bennet ran an entirely "positive" campaign, despite his harsh criticism of Romanoff in the final stretch-run of the campaign.

David Sirota: CO-SEN: What DC Will Say vs. What the CO Election Will Actually Mean 2010

- BELTWAY WILL SAY A ROMANOFF WIN DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING FOR PROGRESSIVES BECAUSE ROMANOFF AND BENNET WERE "VIRTUALLY THE SAME" ON ISSUES: We've heard this for months, most recently from the New York Times which over the weekend said Bennet and Romanoff campaigned on "common policy themes."

David Sirota: CO-SEN: What DC Will Say vs. What the CO Election Will Actually Mean 2010

Bennet is behind in the polls because he doesn't have a message on how he will improve the lives of his constituents.

Michael Shandrick: Why Bennet Won't Win in My Hometown Michael Shandrick 2010

Buck denies the flip-flops, yet Michael Bennet is prepared with a steady stream of quotes.

Nancy Cronk: Rachel Maddow Highlights Ken Buck's Flip-Flops Nancy Cronk 2010

Among them are Colorado, where incumbent Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet is vulnerable; Arkansas, where Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln faces an uphill reelection battle; and Ohio, where the chamber sees opportunities in numerous House races and an open Senate seat.

US Chamber of Commerce getting into the game. | RedState 2010

With respect to Buck's claim that "Bennet is legislating unemployment," News 4's Reality Check stated that Bennet "did not, of course, pass a law to set the unemployment rate."

Jason Salzman: Why Does the Predictable Ad Game Fascinate Journalists So Much? Jason Salzman 2010

I'll give the win to Bennet on points, but point out that since this was debate that was only witnessed by a bunch of Washington insiders who have no clout in Colorado and no votes to cast for either of these men, it will not amount to a hill of beans, so, somebody should give Bennet is "I PARTICIPATED" ribbon, and send both on their way.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Buck denies the flip-flops, yet Michael Bennet is prepared with a steady stream of quotes.

Nancy Cronk: Rachel Maddow Highlights Ken Buck's Flip-Flops Nancy Cronk 2010

I'll give the win to Bennet on points, but point out that since this was debate that was only witnessed by a bunch of Washington insiders who have no clout in Colorado and no votes to cast for either of these men, it will not amount to a hill of beans, so, somebody should give Bennet is "I PARTICIPATED" ribbon, and send both on their way.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads The Huffington Post News Team 2010

With respect to Buck's claim that "Bennet is legislating unemployment," News 4's Reality Check stated that Bennet "did not, of course, pass a law to set the unemployment rate."

Jason Salzman: Why Does the Predictable Ad Game Fascinate Journalists So Much? Jason Salzman 2010