Theater shootings don't push Coloradans to support stricter gun laws

[Aloha_Shooter]

http://www.denverpost.com/politics/ci_21559303/prop46

So the bad news is we still have a 39% stupidity factor in the state but the good news is over half of those polled understand the sheer idiocy of the gun controllers. More good news: the Denver Post didn't bury the results despite the poll not going the way they wanted it to.

[Rucker61]

Also noteworthy is that about half of the Democrats polled sided in favor of "better enforcement", not "more laws".

[Teufelhund]

The survey also asked, "What do you think is the best way to reduce gun violence in this country: by passing stricter gun control laws? Or by stricter enforcement of existing laws?"

Too bad neither of these are the right answer. Kinda like, "Heads - I win, tails - you lose."

[ChunkyMonkey]

http://www.denverpost.com/politics/ci_21559303/prop46

So the bad news is we still have a 39% stupidity factor in the state but the good news is over half of those polled understand the sheer idiocy of the gun controllers. More good news: the Denver Post didn't bury the results despite the poll not going the way they wanted it to.

Yep, CO experienced 25% population growth in the past decade due to migration mostly from Cali.

[Ronin13]

I really like the quote from Mark Baisley, the chair of the Douglas County Republican Party: "Evil people are going to do evil things every now and then. You can't just clamp down on everyone's freedom in hopes that you're going to stop an evil person from doing evil to others one of these days."