A cult is exactly what they are.

My guess is that the loud mouths are the NRA types and the Sen. will survive the recall IF it ever really happens.

How is your state doing with that?

No, we're not nuts. We've worked hard to get here and will work to keep Morse in his seat.
Colorado and New Mexico are two blue life rafts floating in a red sea, but we're hanging on.

It's about time we tell the right wing nuts we can't be intimidated.

but I've been to your state and it's a lovely state, but it has some corners (*cough cough* Colorado Springs) that are nuttier than anyplace I've ever been before or since.

There. Problem solved.

He is toast.

It will be NRA money vs Bloomberg money. Advantage NRA. But the equation changes should, say, 5,000 signatures get tossed for various reasons. After all, these people get paid for collecting signatures so there is incentive to get the lists padded for extra pay. Too early to call.

No question about his criminal activities on gathering fake signatures.

Gessler has to be held accountable as well - he's also a criminal Secretary of State that needs to be removed this November from any position.

85% of the signatures will be challenged and found to be invalid. And upheld. NRA loses, and Morse wins, and continues his career.

sort of proof to back that up?

Glad you're here! I HOPE most of those signatures will be challenged and found wanting. I'm tired of seeing these assholes getting in the way of progress, seemingly ALL the time!

It's fundie-central down there, home of Focus On The Family, Ted Haggard's old stomping grounds the New Life Church, etc. etc. etc.

Infested with right-wingers.

and the recall fails.

We're not gun-lovers as much as you'd think.

We've had two tragedies. We know what guns does.

We're not that stupid.

Pro-gun assholes are out of control.

I encountered those nutbars daily for several weeks, and enjoyed the hell out of irritating them. the only mistake I made was in not checking for out-of-state plates.

and it will be found invalid.

At least 85%.

Any actual data?

Good for him. I think this will be a showdown with the NRA spending millions to try and scare any other lawmaker from standing up to them. It's time to rally the sane people and show lawmakers it's alright to defy the NRA.

that's what his office told me yesterday.

There comes a point where people stop advocating for "gun-rights" and start just being murder-apologists.

That's perfect.

They do have thin skin to go with their thick heads......

Quick someone check if hell as frozen over.

Have you marked me as an enemy? It's so hard to keep track.

But we seem to disagree with each other quite a bit.

That term works for me. Did you see Colbert yesterday? That robot gun! Everyone on that side of this issue is a murder apologist and a terrorist enabler too.

A charming little town called Newtown, CT, at a school named Sandy Hook Elementary--you've probably never heard of it, I'd guess. That is the point at which "gun-lovers" became murder apologists.

For example:

Here’s What Happened While The NRA Told Parents Not To Lock Up Their Guns
http://www.mediaite.com/online/heres-what-happened-while-the-nra-told-parents-not-to-lock-up-their-guns/#0

Never use the vocabulary of your opponents nor permit them to define either themselves or the issue.

The age of these children really opens people's eyes. Shortly after the shooting my republican pro-gun cousin came out as a gun control supporter, and just like this guy said my cousin said " when 20 innocent babies are shot it changes things." After this many tragedies, we can't do nothing. Talk isn't enough

You can't limit access to my manhood extension. And if you do, I'll recall your ass. Because my gun is my life and I am a good guy with a gun. And I have a God given right to go squirrel hunting with a howitzer. . .and no Demoncrat is going to stop me because I love my gun more than the life of my now dead six year old that shot himself because I left my manhood extension out where he could play with it.

After all, I can always make a new baby. BUT I CANNOT MAKE A NEW GUN. . .ain't that right, Mortimer. Mortimer, that's the name of my manhood extension. MY dead baby. . .ummm, I forgot. But kids don't matter. Guns do! And I'm a good guy with a gun that will stop a bad guy with a gun, after I'm doing shitting my pants.

Besides, guns don't kill people. Guns/lawn darts/string cheese/dangerous minorities kill people. We need laws to outlaw those things. YOU CAN'T TAKE AWAY MY FUCKING GUN!!!!

... make a stand and not be sceerd' of the weird in CO. Already signed into to law, now. No fuss, no muss, just got the job done and off the dock. He knew what he was facing. Do you think he cares whether he's reelected? Nope. Doing the right thing was more important. We could sure use more of his kind in every state office and federal office in this land.

Nothing like showing the wingnuts what hypocrites they are.

see no place to donate on his website.

You'll see his dirty hand in it.

Here is their website, wonder how they gain major funds for sig collection? why does the IRS allow this "non-profit" to play politics like this?

http://www.basicfreedomdefensefund.org/

They don't seem to have their IRS info or their IN # from IRS on their website. That is so 'donors' can check if they are a legit group or a scam charity.

http://www.irs.gov/Charities-&-Non-Profits/Exempt-Organizations-Select-Check-–-Search-Tips

http://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/revokeSearch.do?indexOfFirstRow=25&exemptTypeCode=04&isDescending=false&totalResults=4175&postDateTo=&ein1=&state=All...&dispatchMethod=searchRevocation&postDateFrom=&country=US&city=&searchChoice=revoked&indexOfFirstRow=0&sortColumn=ein&resultsPerPage=25&names=The+Basic+Freedom+Defense+Fund&zipCode=&deductibility=

And 85% of the signatures will be found invalid and thrown away.

The recall fails, and Morse continues his career.

an elected representative is being recalled after legislation he voted for passed the legislature and was signed into law by the Governor. I was of the opinion that an allegation of malfeasance, backed by some claim of probable cause, was the normal standard for a recall.

of gun owners.

And then gave it to the government.

Brilliant.

For instance, the NRA's list of members.

Surely nobody in their right mind thinks that the government doesn't have that database.

It's going to take a "magic bullet" to stop them.

How ironic.

Uhhhh I don't think they were all shot in the face but that still doesn't mean we need to have guns

above the right to life. That's basically what it boils down to. Better someone else give up their right to live their life before they give up their f*cking guns. Sick and pathetic.