New Gun Control for CO?

[stevelkinevil]

I don't believe this one is a tin-foil issue at all, I believe it's a real and pending threat.

Let's face it, the reality is the bulk of Democrat legislators are anti-gun. They own the governorship and both Houses of our state Congress. The anti's, regardless of party (there are Republican anti's too), feel emboldened after the last election. They know that NOW is their time to act, and act they will.

We have little hope of using facts and logic to appeal to them and little chance of appealing to their sense of self-preservation. Write your letters and make your phone calls because that's the only chance we have. By the next election, the great state of CO will look a lot more like CA than most of us ever wanted.

well said, I think some folks are just burying their heads in the sand because its so scary to think about. This is nothing new, the "they couldn't (or wouldn't) do that" mindset is how we got where we are now.

[Great-Kazoo]

well said, I think some folks are just burying their heads in the sand because its so scary to think about. This is nothing new, the "they couldn't (or wouldn't) do that" mindset is how we got where we are now.

Not so much burying their heads, perhaps to young or not born yet, to realize Gun Control no matter how small it appears on the surface, is a festering wound about to spread.
Today be it state of CO, or federal, the dems hold the cards.

[10mm-man]

Not so much burying their heads, perhaps to young or not born yet, to realize Gun Control no matter how small it appears on the surface, is a festering wound about to spread.
Today be it state of CO, or federal, the dems hold the cards.

And shall we ask; when they held those cards what was the end result? We all know!

[Great-Kazoo]

And shall we ask; when they held those cards what was the end result? We all know!

http://nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?ID=80

http://www.historycommons.org/entity...orcement_act_1

How many seats will the dems hold in the senate come 2013?
On August 25, the Senate thwarted efforts by Republicans to reopen debate on the bill, and the bill passed on a final vote of 61-38

How many seats in the House come 2013?
A separate House vote in May approved the ban on the sale of assault weapons by a narrow 216-214 vote,

Tin Foil highly doubt it.