Red Flag Law: NRA Link to Take Action/Response to Gov Polis

[Ramsker]

The only hope with this crap is to stop it while it's in the state house . . . once it gets to Polis, it's a done deal. He'll rubber stamp every progressive piece of paper that hits his desk.

If it can't be stopped, need to keep up the pressure . . . recall where we can and don't let them off the hook. Keep fighting. Ultimately, the only answer is to vote them out of power. I hate the fact that I think there are plenty of conservative-minded people in this state that "could" out vote the progressives. But they just don't show up in the massive numbers needed. Sucks.

[Gman]

I hate the fact that I think there are plenty of conservative-minded people in this state that "could" out vote the progressives.

Apparently not. The balance moves further to the left every day. About 80,000 moved to Colorado last year.

[Bailey Guns]

I hate the fact that I think there are plenty of conservative-minded people in this state that "could" out vote the progressives.

You should probably look here for registered voter stats as of 03/2019:

https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/ele...artyStatus.pdf

And it's probably not gonna get any closer than it is now.

[Ramsker]

You should probably look here for registered voter stats as of 03/2019:

https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/ele...artyStatus.pdf

And it's probably not gonna get any closer than it is now.

Registered voters =/= people living in the state. That's kind of my point. I think there are probably still enough non-progressive people living in the state to make a difference, but it would require a much higher registration level and turnout. But maybe it's all over and that's wishful thinking.