Support for Refenda Y an Z

Anecdotal information to follow:

I took the boat down for winterization yesterday (from Louisville at my brothers where it gets stored to Tommys off of Ward rd), and the number of political signs was very high.

Most common ones that I saw were:

Yes on 73
Yes on Y & Z
Yes on 112
No on 74 (which I agree with - different thread or conversation though)

And surprisingly

Stapleton Signs


As Skip posted, even if you are like me and think this is going to go very badly for us conservatives, get out and VOTE! It's important that we don't just sit idly by. Midterms are historically low voter performance for the dims, so if we get out and do our duty, we might have a chance.

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Originally Posted by Irving

We all remember my rant that created your last signature. I believe part of that is that the D tent is so wide and encompassing, that any person who wants to feel different and have a cause, and then usually just become a pain in the ass to normal society ends up under the biggest tent. Seems that being "Independent" is at a risk, in the very near future, of creating the largest tent we've seen yet and the meaning will change yet again.

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Yes, and I think the classic CO independent still exists. That is what provides cover for the above scenario.

The problem independents have always have, is that they have no unifying party/voice to set the record straight on ideology. I know a lot of them are Libertarians which gives them a platform even though their candidates seldom win elections. But Libertarianism is hardly all encompassing of all independents, like you said.

I go back to what I said a couple of pages ago... If redistricting is done by representative, then we have at least had a chance to weigh in on the people making the call. A "Pocock" gets a wink from the gov and appointed independent but she would never pass the sniff test with voters having those opinions. If the voters want her, fine.

I think I voted no on pretty much everything. No new taxes. Taking industrial hemp out of the Constitution made sense to me because it should have never been in there anyway.

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