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No no no. Only citizens that support fracking bans are mobs, silly Guvs! Citizens that pack courtrooms to 'not be silenced' are clearly not. See, when local communities want to have a say in industrial actity in their midst, its an anarchist free for all.
"Judge Robert Hyatt has federal marshals at his disposal"
Say what? I thought this was District Court.
You're quite right: we've corrected, and flogged the writer who got their district courts confused.
As long as it's consensual, You Guvs do whatever you want. 🙂
Until morale improves, the floggings will continue.
Looks like you boys have taken your fair share a floggings lately. Fortunately you probably have tough hides after running such a free for all for so many years.
Thanks for having a great website that highlights Colorado politics. I pimp it whenever I can when I'm posting at other sites.
pucker up…. {I jest. Just too polite around here these days. I'm outta here!}
I'm with you, CT. I just lost my appetite to fix dinner.
Aw, Guvs, love your faces. Mean it.
Appreciate it. We've had our share of bugs lately with the new site, and we're working as fast as we can to clean them out.
He also has authority to find attendees in contempt – and to sentence and detain.
The attendees should show their 2nd Amendment support and carry 'em if they got 'em.
I love staged showings of public support – as if "packing the courtroom" is some subliminal message to the judge that every single one – every last man, woman and child – of Morse's constituents want him removed from office.
Judges have been known to reach the opposite conclusion, OF. If a judge picks up so much as a whiff of attempted intimidation, the miscreants are toast.
It's always best to be on one's best behavior in court.
Oh, please let these cretins try to intimidate the judge. Please,please,please.
If you have no prospects and nothing better to do at 8AM tomorrow, then dazzle us with your presence !
I hope no one will be packing any tampons.
When tampons are outlawed, only outlaws will tamp tampons.
Seriously, guys!
Er, gals.
So what's happening so far?
Twitter updates on recall hearing in District Court:
#COleg (DP's Kurtis Lee) and #COpolitics (the Colorado Peak whackos) have updates on Twitter. Currently, Victor Head is testifying. 9news' Brandon Rittman (@Brandonrittman) is covering also.
No decisions yet, lots of testimony and examining evidence.
Here's Scott Gessler's tweet from 23 hours ago: (@ColoSecofState)
Not political, it's the law. Constitutional deadline 60 days from July 5=Sept 3. MT @CPRHanel .@hickforco says it's political #COpolitics
Gessler has no relevance since he does not understand Colorado Constitution. He also knows he's wrong, but doesn't give a damn in the name of party politics.
Plus, he's still ethically challenged and needs to be thrown out on his own ass.
closing arguments in recall injunction hearing.
Brandon Rittiman @BrandonRittiman 3m
Judge Hyatt asks audience to refrain from outburts reacting to closing args in #recall hearing. #COleg
note from mamajama: I truly am a politics dork, obviously very interested in this. Apologies for over-posting, but someone did ask about updates on Judge Hyatt's decision on the recall.
Gessler has no relevance since he does not understand Colorado Constitution. He also knows he's wrong, but doesn't give a damn in the name of party politics.
Plus, he's still ethically challenged and needs to be thrown out on his own ass.
Nobody thinks Gessler is more irrelevant than I do, but I still follow his tweets. Looks like Judge Hyatt won't be ruling on this recall petition language until tomorrow at 1 pm:
Judge Hyatt to rule at 1 pm tomorrow on #recall lawsuits. #coleg #copolitics
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Ok great. Thank you for this – been following this for a little while.
I'm hell-raising over on a few news forum. oh well. I'm still trying to find the best possible source for someone to follow the proceedings, either by live blogging or the tweets. It seems the tweets is the best bet, huh? So who do I follow for the best tweets about Colorado politics? Specifically for the Democratic side.
If you search for #COleg, you'll get an aggregate of people tweeting about legislative news in CO. Then as far as specific people to follow, I like Gilbert Ortiz, our Pueblo county clerk. The rest I follow on this topic are journalists: Kurtis Lee from the Denver Post, Brandon Rittiman from Channel 9, Ivan Moreno, AP journalist, even Eli Stokols from Fox.