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July 30, 2014 01:23 PM UTC
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Pot, more popular than guns. Who'd a-thunk it.
Because it's a lot safer?
A good way to relax after your day of hunting, an activity which has not been negatively impacted by modest gun legislation.
Wait — how can you imagine skiing or rafting or going to a business meeting without packing heat? That would be like walking down the street stark nekkid.
That's just plain crazy!
WWJBD ?
(What would James Bond do?)
These nutters live in a total fantasy world — can you even imagine what Brophy thinks he sees when he looks in the mirror?
You'll see who really gets hurt by gun control in November. Democrats lost the legislature by backing gun control in 2013. It's already set in stone.
Dream on. Last time I checked we still have majorities in both chambers. Unless you are using some fancy "new" math, I seem to recall that a tiny minority of a tiny minority voted out just 2 senators.
Pretty sure those will come right back to us in November. So you can put your pecker away now.
I'm sorry, Moddy's said his "so let it be written, so let it be done," so there's no way that the state legislature remained Democratic in 2013 even if the fact that it actually did remain Democratic is true.
After Gessler mops the floor with Hickenlooper and seizes control of the Gold Dome in the Great Gubernatorial rout of '14, people will not think fondly of the Democrat Democrats as they look at the empty restaurants and crumbling hotels, the abandoned resorts, and the crumbling tourist infrastructures that they left in their wake after they lowered the size of magazines to only 15 deadly rounds, making the baby Washington cry.
Nah.
It'll be a easy Democratic wave. The signs for the Republican wave are extremely lacking as in nonexistent.
In fact, a major Democratic blowout is in the works in the fall, and that includes keeping the Senate and capturing the House and booting the monkeys out via tons of ethics investigations…..
Caldara is one of Colordado's most experienced and expert liars. The fact that he was on KOA so many years to freely lie is disgusting. Course now they have Bill Cunningham and "Joe Pags" in that role.
And no one mentions pot in the article? This increase is due to a PR campaign? What? At some point someone is going to have to acknowledege that Colorado is hip because it passed pot legalization.
I assume 2014 will show even more of an effect, since this is the first year of recreational sales. That said I agree.
Indeed. The numbers for 2014 will be the biggest factor in assessing whether marijuana has helped or hindered Colorado's image as a tourist destination.
But true: it appears as if there's a concerted effort among biz peeps and chamber types and on-high officials and tourism p.r. flacks to totally avoid or deflect the topic.