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The party isn’t complete without the nuts (emphasis added):

Colorado Republican Party Chairman Dick Wadhams dropped his reelection bid on Monday, and fired some parting shots at the Tea Party and the hard-line conservatives he thinks are hurting the party’s electoral success.

“I have tired of those who are obsessed with seeing conspiracies around every corner and who have terribly misguided notions of what the role of the state party is while saying ‘uniting conservatives’ is all that is needed to win competitive races across the state,” Wadhams wrote in a memo to the Colorado Republican State Central Committee obtained by The Denver Post.

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“I have loved being chairman, but I’m tired of the nuts who have no grasp of what the state party’s role is,” Wadhams told the Post.

I predict that his short-term prospects in the Republican Party are less than propitious.

Jamie finds the bright side:

A divide is seriously growing between the GOP and the faux party they created. Now they have no control over it and it will end up costing them dearly. Of course for our side, this is great news and even better entertainment.

Last week, I was at a non-political gathering and the chit-chat before festivities began turned to current events. One of my compatriots was salivating over the prospects of a Republican Palin-O’Donnell ticket in 2012–the prospects for the Democrats, that is.

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