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October 09, 2013 07:39 AM UTC
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And her new job after the failed gubernatorial run would be homeless party kid.
No question this is more anectdotal evidence the red elites are noticing California's economic rise from the ashes.
Time to plant a myriad of redleg movers and shakers in the Golden State, try to kick start some kind of resurgence in conserve chicanery.
Since the cleansing of redleg influence in California politics, the State has grown a surplus not seen since before reagan. Even Bill Maher and Chris Mathews have highlighted the success the State's enjoyed with Governor Jerry Brown and Democratic majorities in the House and Senate. This certainly adds further positive proof to the theory that your capacity for constructive, competent, capable government improves incrementally with every subtraction of ultra corrupt and incompetent, economically flawed red influence, and the addition of professional, hard working and ethical Democratic legislators.
party girl's best bet is to hit the Orange County districts and the issa cesspool. conservative hate and bigotry is alive and well there. Maybe nick androsek can strut the Santa Monica pier with his goon signs. lappeirre should do well rockin' a ten grand a plate dinner or two in some of the wynn properties. Hey, why not bring in nugent. (Just make sure he's changed out of those poop filled trousers he's famous for).
But something tells me California doesn't want to revert back to the dark ages.Goony bullying won't work there. And Governor? You gotta be kidding me. Not with the State doing this well.
She's a perfect example of failing upward.
Yeah, she failed so much both Morse and Giron lost.
Gun laws are still law and the democrats have the majority in the senate and house. Who lost you radical right wing nut n3b? Be gone from here you pathetic right wing POS troll.
Morse and Giron lost, and Republicans are two steps closer to taking over the Senate. That's all this was ever about. The gun laws are here to stay, and nothing you or PFR or BFDF or RMGO can do about it. Dudley Brown's big lawsuit won't go anywhere, because the laws are constitutional. Colorado constitution allows reasonable limits on weapons. The only law the NRA is contesting is the concealed carry law, and that has nothing to do with RMGO's lawsuit, or the laws that Giron and Morse signed. Legislators are not being intimidated into signing the scary questionnaire.
All of the pro-gun activists got used by the jillionaires. We lost two good Senators. Jennifer Kerns added to her resume. The Head brothers became famous, and probably have a future on Fox. I guess that you can feel smug if you like.
But in Colorado, you're going to be paying $10 for a background check, limiting your semi-auto magazines to 15 rounds, and not able to openly buy guns if you're a domestic abuser, for a long time to come.
NRA isn't showing up with any big $$ to fund the recalls, yet, at any rate, and Laura Carno's group is busy fighting amendment 66. Those recalls are going to fizzle out without the big dollar donors to pay petition gatherers. So enjoy the smugness while you can.
Agree.The "pro-gun activists", as you so gently described them, definitely got used by the firearms manufacturers and the republican establishment, who didn'r even bother to thank them, for cryin' out loud.. They don't even know they got played,, or if they do, they're not owning up to it.
A pyrrhic victory that did nothing to change any laws, cost two really capable Senators thier jobs, and alerted SD19 to the upcoming clusterfuck that will be a second failed recall effort here.
MJ55, you did a great job highlighting this.
Kerns' big Basic Freedom Defense Fund and Pueblo Freedom & Rights questionnaire to scare all the legislators into repealing the gun laws has apparently fallen flat on its face. They put out the questionnaire September 13, planned to publish Oct 1.
Rumor is that Dudley Brown of RMGO has asked Republican lawmakers not to sign or return it, as he sees the BFDF /PFR as competition. Democratic lawmakers would be nuts to sign and return the questionnaire – it would be like volunteering for the next recall.
RMGO is allied with the original Durango -based San Juan Freedom Defense Fund. which orginally tried to recall Senator McLachlan.
Looks as though the CA Party girl has had a falling out with Colorado gun rights activists post-recall. But then, this was always just about Republican control of the State Senate. It was never really about guns. There is no possibility of repeal of the gun laws while Democrats hold majorities in both chambers of the State Legislature. That's why the Colorado Senate is being targeted through multiple venues now.
As far as Kern's other projects, the Colorado Women's Project, which attempts to mobilize women around the conservative issues of the day, apparently Laura Carno has taken on that gig with the Colorado Women's Alliance, currently spreading lies about Amendment 66.
So buh-bye, Jenn. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Jerry Brown should be very scared of this wackjob Kerns. Not.
She was successful. Discounting her because you don't like her team is counterproductive.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc???
The recalls were sucessful , yes. It was because of, or due to, Kerns??? — ummmm . . .
Oh, I don't discount her effectiveness. "The Big Lie" and "catapulting the propaganda" are effective strategies for a conservative spokesperson.
She blogs for the Washington Times now – I think that is now the Sun Myung Moon founded paper. I've warned my California relatives to watch out, cuz she's comin' for their governor.