•Dick Morris–“an epic Dem disaster”:

Colorado offers a good example. Betsey [sic] Markey was supposed to be a marginal new Democratic member. But Cory Gardner, her Republican opponent, is now more than 20 points ahead. John Salazar, the brother of the Interior Secretary and a well-established Democratic incumbent in a largely Republican district, is now almost 10 points behind his GOP challenger Scott Tipton. And Ed Perlmutter, a solidly entrenched Democrat in a supposedly nearly-safe district, is running one point behind his GOP opponent, the unusually articulate Ryan Frazier (a black Republican with Obama-esque charisma). The Republicans will probably win all three seats.

•The Denver Business Journal asks U.S. Senate candidates Sen. Michael Bennet and Ken Buck about small-business loans, the economy, the Employee Free Choice Act, and cap and trade.

•When asked whether yesterday’s video explaining the circumstances of several campaign issues represented the “final word” on the matter, GOP gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes’ communications director Nate Strauch told BATTLE ‘10, “That’s fair to say.”