So with the elections over...

[DOC]

Do you see any of the hystaria about gun hording and firing people to pay the future taxes coming this time around? Did the tea party's have the desired effect or should they come back for the second wave in 2012?
Thoughts, comments, snide remarks?

[Marlin]

The first two, Eh, not much, other than the standard known tinfoil types.

Personally, more worried about the taxes than having to hord the guns at this point.

I figure if the so called "rich" are having to pay higher taxes after the tax cuts expire, They are not going to have any money to employ me in building stuff.

As far as the tea party goes, Hate to say it, what they need to do within the next two years is, a bloodless coup in the republican party before they can really garner any "street cred".

[palepainter]

A real kick in the nuts. Welcome to Liberado.

[ghettodub]

Nothing with gun law is gonna change, there are bigger fishes to fry up... my .02

[roberth]

I think no on the first one (gun hoarding) and it is too early to tell on the second one (firing people). The second one depends on the impacts to small business of obamacare and additional taxation by the looper. If I owned my own business I would be cutting back on employees. If I was a wealthy business owner I'd close shop and move to a better state or retire.

Time will tell about the Tea Party but I don't think they mattered too much in the end here in Colorado. There are too many people in this state who think they are entitled to things they didn't earn and these kinds of people tend to congregate and overwhelm the system. We witnessed this behavior on a national level and now it is here in our face at the state level.

I think we'll see in increase in crime, especially by illegal aliens. Illegals now have a HUGE incentive to come here to Colorado and the democrats of Colorado deserve to suffer for their inaction.

[Bitter Clinger]

I think no on the first one (gun hoarding) and it is too early to tell on the second one (firing people). The second one depends on the impacts to small business of obamacare and additional taxation by the looper. If I owned my own business I would be cutting back on employees. If I was a wealthy business owner I'd close shop and move to a better state or retire.

Time will tell about the Tea Party but I don't think they mattered too much in the end here in Colorado. There are too many people in this state who think they are entitled to things they didn't earn and these kinds of people tend to congregate and overwhelm the system. We witnessed this behavior on a national level and now it is here in our face at the state level.

I think we'll see in increase in crime, especially by illegal aliens. Illegals now have a HUGE incentive to come here to Colorado and the democrats of Colorado deserve to suffer for their inaction.

This!!!!!
I swear.....there are more mucking forons than I thought! Dont come crying to me when our state goes down the ritter, er, I mean looper

Oh.....and Dan maes? YOUR A DOUCHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If he woulda dropped out the tank may have stood a chance. Also, it looks as if Buck is gonna loose as well, FUCK IT I am planning a fishing trip to Alaska anyways, perhaps I should just stay lol, no illegal aliens up there in the wilds of Denali, just bears, but they wont steal as much from ya!

Oh well guys lets just make the most of it....for now........

[TS12000]

I really think this is Colorado's last chance and it will probably be squandered. As long as illegals and their legal offspring, dems from the east, and dems from failifornia keep flocking here it's just going to get shittier and shittier. Unless the right can put forward some real, moderate, likable candidates next time around this state may become hard to reclaim.

Also, did anyone see Ritter on FOX? He said himself that they already gave Hick a roadmap for what to do when he gets in office

[rockhound]

We Are Screwed

[Bitter Clinger]

With no lube.........

[ronaldrwl]

"I have a bad feeling about this"