Cache Valley Daily talks with David James, who is the former Cache County Republican Chairman. James bluntly says he thinks Liljenquist is running out of money and "doesn't have a chance" against Hatch.
"I wish he would have stayed in the state senate. I mean, he was a valuable contributor. It was just the wrong race. He got ahead of himself, and that happens with everybody, particularly politicians. You get a little of this and it goes to your head, and all of a sudden you can be the president of the United States when in reality you're just in way over your head," James said.
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Mike Ridgway
Never referred to by Bryan Schott as a prominent Republican
Formerly a member of
* the Utah Republican Party Executive Committee
* the Utah Republican Party Central Committee
* the Utah Republican Constitution and Bylaws Committee
* the Salt Lake County Republican Party Executive Committee
* the Salt Lake County Republican Party Central Committee
* the Salt Lake County Republican Constitution and Bylaws Committee
Former
* Republican Senate District Chair
* Precinct Chair
* State Delegate
* County Delegate
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(Let the pool begin. How long before Lavar Webb deletes this post?)
Why would we remove your comment?
Also, why are you even worried about this. You're not in the story.
I am also sad that politics has become a horse race. Rather than discussing governance (or at least voting records or qualifications) we talk about who can and can't win. I am starting to think that people vote for whomever they believe will win, else why would the candidates spend so much time talking about how they're "ahead" or "have the momentum" or how the other guy "has no chance"?