[chris37]

Well, if people want to be free, they will have to learn to not vote for democrats.

Otherwise, they will not be free.

[Paladin2]

"to exempt law enforcement officers"

There's a real problem right there that hits directly at the intent of the 2nd Amendment.

[Jet Jaguar]

Colorado. The new girley man state.

[dagogo redux]

Rocky Mountain Low.

[sockmonkey]

Meanwhile, the Senate Judiciary Committee is beginning to hear Senate Bill 196, perhaps the most controversial proposal of all, which would make assault weapons manufacturers and retailers liable for crimes.

Good Lord, leftists and tort lawyers have taken over Colorado..

[Paladin2]

I’m thinkin’ that Brokeback Mtn. is near Denver Colo.

[tumblindice]

Wave goodbye to Magpul, suckers!

[doorgunner69]

This is so wretched. Colorado was one of the most "western" of states, and among the most beautiful. I lived there from the 2nd through 6th grade.

It was far from this strange place that sounds more like the last state I bailed out from: California.

How the hell did this happen to Colorado? What western state will be next?

[Cheerio]

This is the trial run for Obama to seize the e upper hand on all gun control and make it a national law. Colorado was being pushed by Clown and his buffoon Biden.

Enjoy !!!

Ground Zero for Gun Control
By Ross Kaminsky on 2.20.13 @ 6:12AM
Pressured by Obama, Biden & Co., Colorado Democrats prepare to set a liberal example.

[ApplegateRanch]

Gee, what next? "Nobody needs a high powered sports car! The manufacturer and dealer should be held liable for accidents when one of these falls into the hands of an incompetent driver; it is Society that pays the price...".

I don't ever remember electing ANY politician, any time, any where, to tell me what or my fellow Americans need or don't need.

[Red Steel]

Many of the Dems had small winning margins in the last election. Many of them will be gone in 2014. A few of them will likely receive recall elections before 2014.

Dougherty, Hoover and Tom Mauser, whose son, Daniel, was killed at Columbine, also testified later Monday in support of the high-capacity magazine ban.

None was used at Columbine.

“No one needs an assault rifle,” said the sponsor, Senate President John Morse, D-Colorado Springs. “Society pays the price when one of these weapons falls into the wrong hands.

Morse, your little pet legislation won't stand up to court challenges since there was numerous court precedent from the 70s to 90s that went against the suers of gun manufacturers and gun shop dealers. And beside, DUmmy, your legislation would be in violation of a 2005 Federal law, the "Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act."

It's no wonder that you have prominently put a severability clause in it hoping something will survive after it gets chewed up.

[2ndDivisionVet]

How many Colorado manufacturers and citizens will be moving to Texas in the next year?

[Red Steel]

A group of sheriffs, many from rural counties, spoke against background checks, with one representative, Sheriff John Cooke of Weld County, speaking as a group of supporing sheriffs, all in uniform, stood quietly behind him.

Wrong. That was Sheriff Maketa from El Paso County who spoke, and he is from the largest county in Colorado.

Wiki:

"El Paso County is the most populous of the 64 counties of the state of Colorado of the United States. The U.S. Census Bureau reported that the county population was 622,263 in 2010, greater than Denver County, which had previously been the most populous county.[1]"

[GraceG]

So nice to know the Dims still support a Poll tax after all these years.....

[familyop]

Many people are quite mistaken about CO in general—especially rural areas of the Range. The truth is that there are striking similarities in most high profile names, politics and social behaviors to those of Germany.

[TigersEye]

I don't own an assault weapon.
Those were tightly restricted by the National Firearms Act of 1934.

I do own a Tyranny Response Rifle.

MOLON LAVE

[Graybeard58]

“No one needs an assault rifle,”

Are we discussing the Bill of Needs or the Bill of Rights?

[demshateGod]

Colorado sucks. I’m glad I moved.

[RandallFlagg]

The list of those who would gladly prevent the innocent from defending ourselves has grown, my FRiends:

Dem. Rep. Claire Levy 303-866-2578 claire.levy.house@state.co.us
Dem. Rep. Rhonda Fields 303-866-3911 rhonda.fields.house@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Morgan Carroll 303-866-4879 morgan.carroll.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Evie Hudak 303-866-4840 senatorhudak@gmail.com
Dem. Rep. Beth McCann 303-866-2959 beth.mccann.house@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Lois Tochtrop 303-866-4863 lotochtrop@aol.com
Dem. Rep. Jenise May 303-866-2945 jenise.may.house@state.co.us
Dem. Rep. Lois Court 303-866-2967 lois.court.house@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Rollie Heath 303-866-4872 rollie.heath.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Mary Hodge 303-866-4855 mary.hodge.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. John Morse 303-866-6364 john.morse.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Jessie Ulibarri 303-866-4857 jessie.ulibarri.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen. Irene Aguilar 303-866-4852 irene.aguilar.senate@state.co.us
Dem. Sen Lucia Guzman 303-866-4862 lucia.guzman.senate@state.co.us

Vote them ALL out!

[DH]

This “dog and pony show” clearly backs the statement: “In all cases, with government regulators, any mention of a “need” for a bill or regulation WILL EVENTUALLY PASS. No exceptions.

This rule applies from the lowest form of a local town’s politicians up to the highest U.S. courts. IT NEVER FAILS!

Stop and think. Has anyone ever heard of a “suggestion” that the government (on all levels) needs to do that eventually was not turned into a regulation or law? I certainly have not.

Sometimes it takes years to happen, but you can bet the farm on it that it will happen.