Ok NOW Colorado is unfixable

[Uberjager]

From my future grandchild's mouth... "Daddy, what were Republicans?"

'When an opponent declares, "I will not come over to your side," I calmly say, "Your child belongs to us already.... What are you? You will pass on. Your descendants, however, now stand in the new camp. In a short time they will know nothing else but this new community."' -Adolf Hitler

[OctopusHighball]

On Friday, I bought a firearm and had to show a driver's license (plus fill out a form with place of birth, height, weight, etc.). I also went to Best Buy to pick up an A/V Receiver that needed servicing, guess what? Had to show driver's license to pick that up. Had I wrote a check somewhere, I probably would have had to show my driver's license for that, too (I guess it's been years since I wrote a check anywhere, so I am speculating).

But for some reason, showing a Driver's License or CO ID card when voting is just too damn hard?

Here's what slays me... forging a utility bill isn't even illegal. I can carry a stack of them around in my hip pocket, and if stopped by Charlie Cherry Top there would be no problem whatsoever. Why is a utility company suddenly the gatekeeper to identity?

I say we pass a law that exercising the right to keep and bear arms carries the same identity requirements as exercising the right to vote.

Now if an officer stops me I just hand him my Xcel bill for my Concealed Carry. I'll keep a copy of my Comcast bill with me for when I pick up my next lower. New 1911? Here's my Verizon bill. That's all cool, right?

[kidicarus13]

Why is a utility company suddenly the gatekeeper to identity?

Simple, because the Dems are in power and it makes their future agenda easier to achieve.

[Gman]

The Democrats have a long history of voter fraud.

Why is it so important for them to get folks registered? That tell them how many ballots they can stuff in the box.