Called "Farewell Frank," the game offers three possible career changes: hate chicken restaurant fry cook, spin-class instructor and undertaker. Each job is accompanied by a witty description of why McNulty would be a good candidate for that new career.
"This is an online game to keep people engaged and to identify additional supporters of our effort," says Fight Back Colorado treasurer Roger Sherman, who speaks publicly for the group. "Our goal, clearly, is to change the majority of the House and ensure we have a pro-equity majority.... That likely means (McNulty) could not be speaker of the House because Republicans will not be in the majority."But is he a target? Sherman won't say. McNulty, a Highlands Ranch Republican, may be hard to unseat given the makeup of his district. Even though he's listed as a potential mark on Fight Back Colorado's website, Sherman has promised that the group will be strategic. "We'll take into consideration the input we get, and we'll line that up with the other analysis we're doing on each race to see where we can be most effective," he tells Westword.
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