ELECTION 2014 - Merged Threads

[HoneyBadger]

I haven't voted yet. I'm having trouble deciding since a saw a commercial where Cory Gardner banned birth control. It also said that he doesn't believe in global warming. I've seen many pictures on the net of polar bears on a piece of ice that would disagree. I don't know if I can vote for a guy who will ban something that is a right.

Just kidding

I heard on a local radio show that they were kicking back ballots if the signature wasn't a perfect match to their records. My family will go vote in person after work to make damn sure that it gets counted.

Welcome to the forum, John! I think you'll fit right in..

Just heard a guy walk through my office and say:

"Nope, didn't vote today. I'm waiting to vote until 2016, when it counts. Voting for president is the only thing that counts."

He's a guy that's my age (20s). By God...there really are people that stupid out there. I mean I knew there always were people that stupid out there conceptually...but I just got to see it 1st hand...

It's better if some people don't vote.

The outcome of this election will determine whether or not I try to come back to Colorado after my next tour is done. I hate to put it in those terms (and I am very optimistic about this election!) but if Colorado looks like a lost cause, I'll go somewhere else to enjoy my life, liberty, and happiness.

[Ronin13]

If only a handful of morons would heed this advice: http://www.theblaze.com/contribution...nt-vote-today/
We might have a chance of winning. But like some of you, I also suspect some fraud to be had. Didn't they already discover some in Boulder? Dems posing as republicans. Of course they would do that, no self-respecting conservative would ever pose as a democrap.

[Zundfolge]

Today's election results will be a major factor in determining whether our family will remain in Colorado.

Same here ... honestly if Hick wins I'm really going to regret not sending my resume to SilencerCo (they had an opening for a graphic designer a couple months ago) ... I love Colorado and really don't want to leave, but I'm not going to live in California.

So fingers crossed, wood knocked, prayers said ........

[tim-adams]

Good luck y'all! I just came back from voting. Outside my polling place, there was a young kid (looked like a freshman in college) who asked if I wanted a sample ballot. I first ignored him, but then thought "Hey maybe this will have a few bipartisan descriptions of the local issues that the actual ballot may not contain" and took a quick look at what he handed me. Right across the top in kind of subdued imagery was "Democrat" and I immediately laughed and said "Oh democrat, fuck off" and handed it back to him and went and voted. Part of me regrets being a bit rude to him, but then I realize the villainy involved in what he was doing and felt ok about it.

depending on how close you are that's a federal crime...

[tim-adams]

It's better if some people don't vote.
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Amen

[clublights]

depending on how close you are that's a federal crime...

100' is not that far and thats the law.

[68Charger]

If the dems win, what does that say for CO? Are we lost forever if we can't even take the state back after they trample on our 2A rights?

It says that the (D)ombie apocalypse is in full swing, and short of pulling the same kind of dirty, underhanded, slimy tricks that CODA pulled then it's officially Californicated, and won't go back to any kind of sensible government until either the economy collapses, or there's a revolution.

[Dave_L]

It says that the Zombie apocalypse is in full swing, and short of pulling the same kind of dirty, underhanded, slimy tricks that CODA pulled then it's officially Californicated, and won't go back to any kind of sensible government until either the economy collapses, or there's a revolution.

You forgot to mention that it'll validate the dem's plan on how to turn red states to blue. I imagine it'll just make them all push harder in states like Texas. "See, you can ignore the people and still win elections".

That being said, I was hoping for a different answer.

[KestrelBike]

100' is not that far and thats the law.

Yeah they were well outside 100', but not far enough that you couldn't avoid them. (labyrinth of hallways to go through once you got in the building; they were outside at the front)

[68Charger]

You forgot to mention that it'll validate the dem's plan on how to turn red states to blue. I imagine it'll just make them all push harder in states like Texas. "See, you can ignore the people and still win elections".

That being said, I was hoping for a different answer.

True- I'd be inclined to move to Texas, and be VERY vocal about what happened here, and preventing it from happening there- if they turn Texas blue, then it will really hasten the economic collapse of the US