Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
Nah....I'd rather wait to see us get majority (hopefully that happens), then repeal what the rats did and then cram a shit load of worthless bills down their throats.
Thus causing the pendulum to swing back the other way and the cycle continues. I'd rather have pure gridlock than one-sided partisan bills. What's the best case scenario? R's win super majority and make a law that you can't mess with gun rights. Then things change and the the D's "repeal what the rats did and then cram a shit load of worthless bills down their throats."

I'm just looking at the facts from a neutral position. We didn't win back a majority last election even though there were major gains for R's across the country. We couldn't get rid of a spineless governor who waffled on support for the bills because we ran a guy who's nickname was "Both ways Beupreaux". The 2 districts that had recalls go to R's lost to D's in a mid-term election with low turn out for D's. Rapsheet Fields and Aguilar both easily won re-election with about 70%, as did many D's who voted for this crap. Call it district gerrymandering or whatever you want, there are going to be D reps with stupid ideas.

The Sheriff's lawsuit already lost stage 1 with a judge appointed by G.W. How the BGC didn't get attacked as a poll tax, I don't know. How the Heller decision of common use doesn't apply to the hundreds of thousands of mags already here, I don't know. I know states like Montana and Arizona are passing laws to nullify Fed gun laws, but that's not the position we are in.

My thought is it's a fail safe like TABOR, which seems to piss them off, so I like it. Short of there being a test like the citizenship test be required to vote, we're stuck with low-info voters who think this is American Idol and are swayed by emotion vs. reason and real common sense. They've never read either Constitution and are spoon fed the things that are their "rights". Food, housing, internet, college, health care, etc.