This is the only way left to win:  if you elect a “conservative” Governor who sells you out, you’d better make sure your legislators do not.  Here in Colorado, some of our legislators have that lesson ass backwards.  As they’re going to find out come election time, I suspect. May Florida’s Governor Scott share their fate.  Attempted veto or not. From Reuters: On the eve of convening of the 2013

Concerned by a sudden, organized influx of homeless people parading through the streets of our little town yesterday — in what I feared to be either a preemptive invasion or a raid on resources — I lobbed three Molotov cocktails into the procession, then, in the ensuing panic, apprehended a handful of the marchers at gunpoint, secreting them off to a small 6’x6’x8′ sound-proofed concrete bunker I spent the last

Red State: The Democrats in Colorado control both chambers of the legislature and the Governor’s office. They assume that this gives them the right to subvert your constitutional rights. They seek to limit your capability to defend yourself by banning concealed carry on campuses and limiting the capacity of magazines. They intend to make it more difficult to procure a firearm through an expansion of background checks and increased fees,

Look.  If the Brits can revolt against what they believe is becoming (yet again) essentially a one-party parliamentary system, than surely we here in the States, who never lived under a King (until now, that is, and perhaps for a stretch under FDR), can find a way to rid ourselves of the consultant class and the professional politicians they push on us, the vast majority of whom represent the interests