(The die is cast – Promoted by Colorado Pols)
The House of Representatives adjourned at noon today, meaning Colorado senatorial candidate Cory Gardner has officially missed his chance to withdraw his name from the Life at Conception Act, a federal personhood bill, prior to the Nov. election.
To uncosponsor the bill, Gardner would have had to make a statement from the House floor, and now the House is out of session until Nov. 12.
In March, Gardner reversed his longstanding support of state personhood amendments.
But in an endlessly puzzling move, the congressman did not also remove his name from the federal personhood bill, saying instead that the federal bill is a toothless symbol–even though numerous fact checkers, like Factcheck.org, think otherwise.
The mystery of why Gardner thinks the Life at Conception Act is symbolic remains unanswered because, well, Gardner won't answer it, saying stuff like, "There is no federal personhood bill."
I guess, if you're a reporter, all you can do is ask the question again and see if a factual explanation emerges.
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UNCOsponsor. That's it… Gardner can manage an ALCO if he passes the training program
You can thank me for the suggestion on Nov 5 Cory