I could see us clearing house (of anti-gun Dems) even if it gets struck down in court.
I could see us clearing house (of anti-gun Dems) even if it gets struck down in court.
How so?Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
Hopefully I'm not off my rocker, but it seems like the only reason we get the new gun laws was due to out of state pressure from Bloomberg, and it seems like the majority of people in state absolutely hate the new laws. I could see a majority of them getting the boot.Quote:
Originally Posted by UrbanWolf
Best of both worlds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
We still have a pretty damn high Liberal voter population, they won't mind if the laws stay. And the likelihood of any governor repealing the laws is low, unless he want to get the bashing from MSM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
As much as I hate to admit it you are right. Unfortunately I just don't see these laws going away.Quote:
Originally Posted by UrbanWolf
Disagree. I think IF a republican governor is elected and IF the house/senate go republican there is a very good chance they'll be repealed. If a republican house/senate sends a repeal bill to a republican governor's desk, it will get signed. But that's a lot of "ifs".
I'm worried that there has been an undocumented (as-of-yet) influx of liberal voters who relocated here following the passing of Amendment 64.... at the same time, I know a lot of conservative ones who are moving out...but that's just my small circle of observation/frame of reference talking, so hopefully I'm wrong.
I know those that enjoy mj will disagree but amendment 64 was a Huge victory for the libtards and is just another part of their master plan to steer this state further to the left. It has, and will continue to bring in liberal voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawin
I hope they get too drugged up and vote for the other guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawin