So now what for Colorado?

[losttrail]

Why? (Sincerely)
I personally feel like it is our best bet. HB1224 was a total over-reach and so poorly written as to be basically unenforceable.
I'm extremely hopeful a judge agrees.

The makeup of the state supreme court is somewhat left-leaning from what I have seen. Now 1224 could be possibly overturned due to the vague, confused, idiotic language. Time will tell.

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

The makeup of the state supreme court is somewhat left-leaning from what I have seen. Now 1224 could be possibly overturned due to the vague, confused, idiotic language. Time will tell.

Yeah, left-leaning is my understanding as well - but correct - that was my hope. How do you even enforce it as written?
No matter what your political philosophy, only the deepest of ideologues (like our governor and reps!) will ignore all of these sheriffs' problems with what the law actually means.

[losttrail]

Yeah, left-leaning is my understanding as well - but correct - that was my hope. How do you even enforce it as written?
No matter what your political philosophy, only the deepest of ideologues (like our governor and reps!) will ignore all of these sheriffs' problems with what the law actually means.

That's the point that 62 sheriff's and thinking people tried to make in Denver during the (rigged) committee hearings. But the Democrats (Marxists) have their agenda and truth, logic, freedom, the Constitution have nothing to do with their agenda.

That's why we have heard from El Paso County sehriff Teryy Makita and others that these laws are unenforcible.