Keeping my fingers crossed

[ray1970]

Searched but didn't find anything on this. Hope it isn't a repost.

Anyhow, as I still haven't gotten around to taking a day off to apply for my carry permit, I'm hoping this could actually happen.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...permit02182015

[buffalobo]

I only saw a post about it in the South Dakota CC thread. Not repost IMO.

This bill is DOA in the house. It will be sent to kill committee or tabled indefinitely. Pretty much NFC.

[StagLefty]

Yep I got this e-mail yesterday while I was reading the S. Dakota thread :

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 18, 2015 Contact: Jesse Mallory
Phone: (303) 866-3931



Senate approves Constitutional Carry


DENVER, Colo. - Today the Senate approved Senate Bill 15-032 which allows law abiding citizens to carry a concealed firearm without having to jump through government hoops.

"Colorado law already allows law-abiding individuals to open carry in most places across the state," said Senator Vicki Marble (R-Fort Collins). "My bill simply allows them to put on their coat or place it in their purse without making them criminals."

Already, Colorado law allows individuals to conceal firearms in their vehicles and on their person on their property.

Senator John Cooke (R-Greeley) explained, "As the former Sheriff of Weld County, I support protecting Coloradans from unnecessary prosecution. Senate Bill 32 will ensure that responsible, law-abiding citizens have the right to protect themselves without government interference."

[Ranger353]

Even if it makes it out of the House, and that's a big IF, the governor will never sign it. Don't cross your fingers too tightly, you will be disappointed.

[StagLefty]

It's the usual feel good for a day pro gun announcement

[Bitter Clinger]

Keep your fingers crossed, just don't hold your breath. We'd hate to lose ya.

[HoneyBadger]

...bunch of optimists in here!

[SenHolbert]

It's quite telling to see the puzzled looks and furrowed brows on the D side of the aisle when I refer to a concealed carry permit as "an expensive, government-issued permission slip to go into public and do nothing wrong."

[brutal]

It's quite telling to see the puzzled looks and furrowed brows on the D side of the aisle when I refer to a concealed carry permit as "an expensive, government-issued permission slip to go into public and do nothing wrong."

Win of the day.

So proud to have you represent us Senator.

[Ah Pook]

/concealed carry permit/
"an expensive, government-issued permission slip to go into public and do nothing wrong."

Sir, that is sig worthy.

Thank you!