CBS evening news Colorado Springs (not just) gun control

Saw this segment on CBS evening news on 9/11/13, it is not posted as of today.

This is just about in you neighborhood David.

If this group and Tim Knight knew about Title 12 411 would $hit hit the fan? I like the way they organized.

Recall organizer Laura Carno told CBS Denver station KCNC, "The pro-recall side is really sending a national message to legislators that you have to listen to your constituents, and you can't listen to mayors of far off big cities who send you big checks."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-...ntrol-support/

Two Colorado state senators faced a recall effort after they helped pass new state gun control laws. The National Rifle Association spent $360,000, while $3.2 million came from gun control supporters. Barry Petersen reports.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50154742n

Tim Knight, one of three people who started recall efforts, said that the recall was not about guns—it was about John Morse not listening to constituents. The anti-gun bills were just the last straw. Knight said that for him the issue of being ignored was brought home in March when Morse engineered the testimony on the bills so that opponents were almost completely silenced.

Read more: http://communities.washingtontimes.c...#ixzz2ed2bRuxI

Yep. Thanks.

I have been pretty busy and really get very little exposure to the local news. I have heard murmurings about this though.

I am in some final processing of a two-year research project and will post some of the generic results here soon. Remedy is so simple after taking the Lesson Plan that the brain trust is good digestion for fringe science.

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Originally Posted by Chex

Saw this segment on CBS evening news on 9/11/13, it is not posted as of today.

This is just about in you neighborhood David.

If this group and Tim Knight knew about Title 12 411 would $hit hit the fan? I like the way they organized.

Recall organizer Laura Carno told CBS Denver station KCNC, "The pro-recall side is really sending a national message to legislators that you have to listen to your constituents, and you can't listen to mayors of far off big cities who send you big checks."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-...ntrol-support/

Two Colorado state senators faced a recall effort after they helped pass new state gun control laws. The National Rifle Association spent $360,000, while $3.2 million came from gun control supporters. Barry Petersen reports.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50154742n

Tim Knight, one of three people who started recall efforts, said that the recall was not about guns—it was about John Morse not listening to constituents. The anti-gun bills were just the last straw. Knight said that for him the issue of being ignored was brought home in March when Morse engineered the testimony on the bills so that opponents were almost completely silenced.

Read more: http://communities.washingtontimes.c...#ixzz2ed2bRuxI

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You could shortcut things with a writ of quo warranto.
By what right does an officer claim to tenue an office?

Is there a properly filed oath on record?