I just wish it had been all of the pro gun control idiots in the Colorado legislature who were ousted yesterday, instead of just these two.   Once again, restrictions on our Second Amendment rights is shown to be political poison.

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/09/colorado-recall-guns-referendum-96566.html

Quote from: Partisan62 on September 11, 2013, 07:00:21 AM
I just wish it had been all of the pro gun control idiots in the Colorado legislature who were ousted yesterday, instead of just these two.   Once again, restrictions on our Second Amendment rights is shown to be political poison.

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/09/colorado-recall-guns-referendum-96566.html

People are waking up. Let's just hope the pubs don't fumble this opportunity away in 2014.

Quote from: Partisan62 on September 11, 2013, 07:00:21 AM
I just wish it had been all of the pro gun control idiots in the Colorado legislature who were ousted yesterday, instead of just these two.   Once again, restrictions on our Second Amendment rights is shown to be political poison.

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/09/colorado-recall-guns-referendum-96566.html

Losing the head of their state senate wasn't enough of a clue? Seriously?

The smart Donk pol already knows to keep a continent's distance between themselves and the Obama junta. They'd have to be Wasserman Schultz level stupid to ignore this shot across their bow.

This sort of bombshell forces their hard-cores into tempering their public statements, lest the focus shift to THEM. They'll want time for public cool-down before protests become a purge. It's a chilling effect gun-grabbers need, mouthing the garbage they do.

We're coming for the rest!  I'm starting to feel HOPE for a CANGE!

Rush said the national rep party stayed  out wanted nothing to do with the recall.

Oops...  that's embarrassing for the Dems.  -But they'll continue to 'fight'... whatever that means.   The liberal agenda is just about all-used-up now.  Get the champagne ready...

More:


"On the day that voters in Colorado stood up for their right to keep and bear arms, some Missouri state senators failed to do likewise."

"By a tally of 22-12, the vote in the state senate fell one short of the two-thirds necessary to override Governor Jay Nixon's veto of a bill that would have nullified federal attempts to infringe on the rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment."


http://thenewamerican.com/usnews/item/16523-mo-state-senate-one-vote-short-of-overriding-gov-s-veto-of-pro-gun-bill

The Missouri-vote wasn't a 'recall' though, with Bloomberg-cash and personnel ox-carted in...   

There are no 'two-thirds necessary' when an issue goes on the public ballot-box.  The Missouri-thing is just typical legislative wrangling. 

Wasserman-Schultz said it was because of voter suppression.