Bill Ritter

[newracer]

Ritter signed something the LEGISLATURE passed. He didn't do it alone. Ritter isn't running again but there a some of people started this in the legislature are up for vote. Remeber that when you vote.

This is a very good point, I am pretty much going to vote for whoever is not the incumbent.

[funkfool]

Colorado General Assembly vote record on 1190
http://www.coloradocapitolwatch.com/...c=House&ca=&cu=

[Delfuego]

That jackass also DOUBLED the auto registration fees!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wyzardd]

It's been quite a while (several hours, at least) since I've said "I hate politicians"

I really do. Not just Democrats. If Republicans were really all that much better, the first few years of the 21st century would have been a utopia. They're just two sides of the same coin. Or, as someone I don't remember told me "The only difference between the parties is what they lie to you about"

I'm in a bad mood today

[Delfuego]

For the first time in my life, I am getting apathetic. I don't give a shit anymore. They are all the same to me now.

[Troublco]

For the first time in my life, I am getting apathetic. I don't give a shit anymore. They are all the same to me now.

And that's a problem, 'cause if we don't vote anymore it doesn't get any better. The system needs to be moved back closer to what it was supposed to be, with people who are NOT career politicians elected to serve a term or two and then go back to their lives. Career politicians shouldn't be allowed. This is going to sound wrong, but we need people who don't WANT to be politicians. People who will go back to their lives when they're done, who don't get caught up in the machine and turn into the problem we have now. Being a politician should be more like military service, without the career option. You get elected, you go to Washington (or Denver, or whatever) and you serve your term, you try to make things better because when you get done you'll be going back to what you did before, so you're going to have to work within what you may have done while in office.

Problem is, lawyers/judges/politicians own the system lock, stock, and barrel with the assistance of big bankers.

There ought to be a bounty on politicians and bankers.....

[Irving]

And that's a problem, 'cause if we don't vote anymore it doesn't get any better. The system needs to be moved back closer to what it was supposed to be, with people who are NOT career politicians elected to serve a term or two and then go back to their lives. Career politicians shouldn't be allowed. This is going to sound wrong, but we need people who don't WANT to be politicians. People who will go back to their lives when they're done, who don't get caught up in the machine and turn into the problem we have now. Being a politician should be more like military service, without the career option. You get elected, you go to Washington (or Denver, or whatever) and you serve your term, you try to make things better because when you get done you'll be going back to what you did before, so you're going to have to work within what you may have done while in office.

Problem is, lawyers/judges/politicians own the system lock, stock, and barrel with the assistance of big bankers.

There ought to be a bounty on politicians and bankers.....

+8

[Mtn.man]

Like there used to be on Coyotes....

[sniper7]

Like there used to be on Coyotes....

yep i remember that!

congrats on 1000 posts Mtn.man!

[Mtn.man]

yep i remember that!

congrats on 1000 posts Mtn.man!

WOW didn't notice, thanks for the heads up.....