Just wanted to reiterate...

[brobar]

Good old Willard didn't put these Colorado representatives and senators in place. The people of Colorado did! I find it somewhat comical that the pro-gun Dems are being the whipping post when I'm sure we can probably all agree that there were exponentially more pro 2A Republicans that did NOT vote than there were pro 2A Dems who did. So who REALLY is to blame here? Those who got the vote out? Or those who were too damn lazy to get out and vote! I mean think about it... REALLY!

Lets take Hickenlooper as an example. When he signs these things in to law... we will see "oh thanks a lot Democraps!" Hick won with LESS than 26% of the vote from eligible CO voters. Where were the other 74% of voters? Some of them voted against him but roughly HALF of them stayed home! They are the ones that are responsible. They are the ones who should be ashamed! The freaking Dems got the vote out! Was everybody else too busy watching Duck Dynasty or something? What was going on that was so important to where they felt like they didn't need to vote?

[clublights]

Meh i'd lay the blame on 3rd party voters......

so many close races that could have gone -R if the 3rd party voters had not "wasted" the vote...

[theGinsue]

What's done is done. We can't turn back time and redo the election. What we can do is move forward. Turning on one another isn't going to solve anything.

Let's pull it together folks. What we can do is devise a strategy we can put into effect come our next couple of election cycles (it'll take more than 1 election to clean out these douchebags - including the Governor and our Federal officials. We can work and push recall election efforts. We can get people in office that will work to repeal these illegal measures.

We can't do any of this if we remain divided. We've got to get on the same page. We've got to get our friends, family and every other person we come into contact with into this fight with us. The only way we'll send the message we need to send - as loudly as we need to send it - is to drop the standing on principles bullshit and find the candidates who have the realistic chance to win and reinstate our Rights.

So, let's quit the bickering and find the common ground and common mission to dictate our future actions.

[clublights]

What's done is done. We can't turn back time and redo the election. What we can do is move forward. Turning on one another isn't going to solve anything.

Let's pull it together folks. What we can do is devise a strategy we can put into effect come our next couple of election cycles (it'll take more than 1 election to clean out these douchebags - including the Governor and our Federal officials. We can work and push recall election efforts. We can get people in office that will work to repeal these illegal measures.


We can't do any of this if we remain divided. We've got to get on the same page. We've got to get our friends, family and every other person we come into contact with into this fight with us. The only way we'll send the message we need to send - as loudly as we need to send it - is to drop the standing on principles bullshit and find the candidates who have the realistic chance to win and reinstate our Rights.


So, let's quit the bickering and find the common ground and common mission to dictate our future actions.

Damn it Ginsue.............

Stop being logical.

[theGinsue]

Merged 2 practically identical threads. Let's keep it together folks.

Damn it Ginsue.............

Stop being logical.

Sorry, it's just what I do.

[bryjcom]

Meh i'd lay the blame on 3rd party voters......

so many close races that could have gone -R if the 3rd party voters had not "wasted" the vote...

Could you tell me which races those were? I hear a lot of that talk but I never see any data. Not saying your wrong just curious to see myself.

[mahabali]

...a big FUCK YOU to all of you "pro gun" democrats who voted these tyrannical bastards into office.

Nice work.

Agreed x87!

[def90]

...a big FUCK YOU to all of you "pro gun" democrats who voted these tyrannical bastards into office.

Nice work.

Morse only won because the Reps and Tea Partyers couldn't get along so they split their vote. And didn't something similar happen in Ft Collins?

[theGinsue]

Could you tell me which races those were? I hear a lot of that talk but I never see any data. Not saying your wrong just curious to see myself.

Last election - CO anti-gun Senate President John Morse defeated the Republican candidate by approximately 1% of the vote. Meanwhile, the Libertarian candidate got a whopping 4.7% of the vote. Those votes for the Libertarian candidate with no chance of winning could have kept Morse out of office.

That could have been enough to have kept all of this from seeing the light of day.

[def90]

I find it interesting though that of all places Morse was elected in Colorado Springs.. Did the evangelicals stay home that night?