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There's also a bill introduced in Congress for mandatory mental health reporting from the states to the NCIC. There's already a mandatory 5-year federal prison sentence under the Violence Against Women Act for possessing firearms/ammunition while subject to a restraining order. Some restraining orders are based on allegations yet permanent (judges' discretion).

Those are the incremental moves toward eventually banning everyone from owning firearms. Too many voters are involved in minor domestic violence and mental health situations. If the new bills are passed, affected voters will lobby and vote against the rest of us, IMO. Many veterans may also be caught up in being banned by allegation. And which group will be banned from possessing firearms or ammunition next?

I’ve started a D head count based on comments made in the press. These three House assemblymen are likely or probable votes against anti-2nd Amendment legislation. We need 5 Dems total to defeat their bills and all the Rs to stand firm. And I’m not counting the possibility of “absent” or “present” votes.

- Vigil, Edward D Alamosa

- Garcia Leroy D Pueblo

- Mike McLachlan D Archuleta

One more ping to you... :^)

A short YouTube clip of RMGO making a statement to the Press at the state capital that they are going to go after the politicos in their districts who vote for these Unconstitutional laws.

“Dudley Brown: Gun Owners Reject Colorado Gun Bills”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YWFzYApjA9Q