Colorado Recall Successful!!!!

[oldno7]

The pendulum has swung as far left as it can.

these recall's took place in very democrat controlled districts, backed by millions of East coast/bloomberg dollars.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/11/us...pagewanted=all

[Iceaxe]

This is just the begining... Many more heads are going to roll at the next election.

Tap'n on my Galaxy G3

[moffer]

The article states that the district that Mr Morse represented was evenly split between Democrats, Republicans and Independents. It doesn't say how Giron's district was split.

[PunchKing]

Yahoo had a similar article. There is a certain gun control advocate feel to the article but they do give numbers. Voter turnout seemed pretty dismal at 21 and 36 percent but maybe that is typical.

http://news.yahoo.com/colorados-reca...063900639.html

[Bootboy]

Yahoo had a similar article. There is a certain gun control advocate feel to the article but they do give numbers. Voter turnout seemed pretty dismal at 21 and 36 percent but maybe that is typical.

http://news.yahoo.com/colorados-reca...063900639.html

Colorado's voter turn out at the last presidential election of Dear Leader was about 70% (elections.gmu.edu).

[Byron]

Well folks, all the experts and pundits are quite shocked, as they predicted that neither would be turned out. Especially Giron, as she is from a heavily Democrat district in Pueblo. They crunched the demographics in this, as Republicans alone couldn't have pulled it off...it was Democrats and Indy's that dealt the blow.

Our "moderate" Governor Lickenpooper was asked today is he could go back in time, would he still have signed the bill? Especially the part regarding mag capacity and their transfer...as that part of the bill has absolutely no effect on crime whatsoever. He said he wouldn't want to "Second guess himself"...yeah, well perhaps he'll be second guessing next year when we drum his ass out of office.

[Sandstone Addiction]

Hey Bloomberg--go lay by your dish!

[oldno7]

This is hilarious...

Guess bloomberg should have spent more money to alleviate voter confusion.