"Assault weapon" ban 2025 version

[JohnnyDrama]

Is anybody playing Candy crush?

[TheGrey]

Testimony is still going on, and many, many people pointed out that the poor and minorities would be severely impacted.

[def90]

Passed first committee 7-4 along party lines with a bunch more amendments added, it has to now go through the house finance committee along with testimony. This committee vote will likely come down to a single vote vs a three vote advantage in the previous committee.

[eddiememphis]

[TheGrey]

Tomorrow (Friday) the bill is going to be heard at the finance committee. From what I understand, they're far more moderate in this committee, and they will be hearing testimony.

[buffalobo]

As reported by Ian Escalante.

"Rep. Andrew Boesnecker, one of the bill sponsors, said it was ?unfortunate? that Colorado?s County Sheriffs viewed themselves as the defenders of their counties? 2nd Amendment rights!"

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[BPTactical]

As reported by Ian Escalante.

"Rep. Andrew Boesnecker, one of the bill sponsors, said it was ?unfortunate? that Colorado?s County Sheriffs viewed themselves as the defenders of their counties? 2nd Amendment rights!"

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

Oh yeah?
I view elected representatives who fail to ABIDE BY AND UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO AND THE UNITED STATES as violating their oath of office and as such should be removed from said office immediately.

[def90]

You can sign up to testify for this today. From what I read the testimony must be about the possible financial impact of this bill and not the bill itself.

[WETWRKS]

Sounds like it passed out of finance.

[JohnnyDrama]

Here are some "highlights" from the hearing.

https://youtu.be/rHfFNrEQCZc?si=5pcnikE_ccD0w9Bi

Courtesy of the Teller County Sheriff's Sounds like our elected officials didn't want to hear from law enforcement. Or anybody else who opposed their agenda.