Colorado Senator to Join Magpul in Abandoning the State if Gun Control Passes

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You have had a few elections, yet nothing has changed.........

Uh....we're talking about Colorado. The Colorado that Bush carried both times, the Colorado that had a Republican governor from '99-'07, who won the largest majority in our history in 2002. We had Republican state senators for a very long time, 4 of our 7 house reps are currently GOP. The state house just went Democrat this year.

I can point to very valid reasons that Hickenlooper got elected, as well as why Obama carried us this year. Ken Buck only lost the senate race by 1 point in 2010 because the Democrats ran an excellent smear campaign right at the end.

I've said it before, people here just didn't feel that RKBA was threatened. I'll be shocked if things don't shift dramatically in 2014 & 2016. We've been blue several times in our history, including '92, but went back red after the '94 ban. The state's history in presidential elections has been 12 times Democrat, 22 times Republican and 1 time Independent.

Times are changing, but Colorado has always been unique. Usually a right-of-center state, but it depends on the candidate and the issues at hand.
 
Nope, they have no choice but to follow through on their promise of leaving should these bills become law or they will be shutting their doors for good inside of a year!

I really doubt that. However, the would lose a lot of respect from a lot of people and some folks probably would refuse to buy from them at that point.

The problem is those folks move out to NV, CO and other places, to escape what they turned their state into, then want to do it again in their new state - look at St. George, UT.

St George UT and Washington County UT is predominantly conservative. Their elected state and local reps are conservatives. A better example, Park City UT.

I agree that what you are saying happens. This is why a whole lot of people in UT, ID, MT, etc really don't like Californians moving in.

the truth is that we need companies to move here. California is dieing.

And it really isn't very hard to figure out why that is the case now is it? Well I guess not hard for everyone save CA politicians and the folks electing them.
 
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