From The Washington Times:

But unlike the national Republican Party, which is fighting among itself as it tries to find a voice to counter a popular president, party leaders in Colorado have jumped into action.

“They have to add money and think tanks – in other words, try to reverse-engineer the infrastructure that the Democrats put in over the last four years,” said Denver pollster Floyd Ciruli. “The good news is that the old guard recognizes the problem and is trying to help.”

Experienced Republican hands like former Gov. Bill Owens and former Sen. Wayne Allard recently met with the party’s emerging leaders to brainstorm, trouble-shoot and plot strategy. In the past few months, at least two Republican-themed organizations have emerged, founded not by the usual Republican suspects, but by newcomers to the political scene.

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