Shaun Boyd from CBS4 challenges Senator Bennet on his accusations against Ken Buck. The question is simply, “How do you defend these claims?”
Everyone else is mistaken… except Michael Bennet.
This is a clip taken from the Club 20 Debate in Grand Junction. Bennet states that all the independent sources calling his ads false or misleading are “mistaken.”
Listen to “Rubberstamp Man” on why he doesn’t want to have President Obama come campaign with him:
SEN. MICHAEL BENNET: The — personal reaction by the Independent voters that you’ve described based on a lot, uh… the political rhetoric that’s gone on back and forth might not make it helpful. I think the president should be in places around the country where it will be helpful. And we are running this race, uh… on the facts on the ground in Colorado, what people are really interested in working on.
YELLIN: Translation: President Obama’s not so popular among independents in this state. That is the key swing block Bennett has to win if he’s going to retain his seat. So he’s doing this one on his own.
On October 23, 2010, appointed Senator Michael Bennet claimed that he would put all of his ads and references on his website to disprove any accusations that he’s lying. Well, Senator, “where’s the beef?”
In our fifth installment of our ongoing series, “The Art of Avoiding Questions with Professor Bennet,” entitled “The ‘Not My Decision’ Response.” Watch and observe how when the appointed Senator Bennet wishes not to give a position, he simply passes the responsibility on to someone else.
Senator Bennet continuously references his town hall meetings he had last fall. At a debate in Pueblo, he tells the audience [referencing when the Recession started], “… just ask my town halls and that’s what you’re going to hear.” Well, we looked at what happened in his town halls. And here’s what we heard.
Appointed Senator Michael Bennet is running for US Senate in Colorado. So what does he do? He calls NY Jets Linebacker Jason Taylor to come campaign for him… the same weekend the Jets are playing the Broncos… IN DENVER!
In our fourth installment of our ongoing series “The Art of Avoiding Questions with Professor Bennet,” we have our new video titled, “The Dodge.” Observe the appointed Professor’s method when asked a simple “Yes” or “No” question and how he answers without either answering “Yes” or “No.” Watch “The Dodge.”
Appointed Senator Michael Bennet has traveled all across Colorado telling his constituents that “we’ve dug ourselves in a deep hole” and we need to “stop digging.” Well, let’s look and see how much he has been “digging” since he’s been in Washington.
The third part in our ongoing series is titled “The Mumble.” Watch as the appointed Professor Bennet shows that if no one can understand your answer, then you can’t be cornered into giving a position.
