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Democrats are fleeing in all directions from their voters as the leftist measures they enacted are being unexpectedly remembered by those voters.
Here Gov. Hickenlooper (D-CO) is trying to claim it's his staff's fault that he signed a ban on magazines that can hold more than 15 rounds. When that didn't work, he started ranting and cursing.
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Colorado governor tries to apologize for gun control measures, blames staff, then curses | Fox News
Colorado governor tries to apologize for gun control measures, blames staff, then curses
Published June 19, 2014
WASHINGTON Colorado Gov. John Hickenloopers awkward attempt to patch things up with his states sheriffs over his support of controversial gun control legislation isnt going as planned.
The governor, a Democrat, offered a series of unusual explanations during a meeting he held last Friday with a group of Colorado sheriffs for why he signed legislation that restricts the sale of ammunition magazines of more than 15 rounds.
First, Hickenlooper blamed his staff for not anticipating the opposition on gun control. He then apologized for his staffs inability to effectively communicate and promised to do better in the future.
When Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith pressed the issue, Hickenlooper snapped back, What the f---? I apologized!
He apparently was kidding around, as the sheriffs could be heard laughing.
The passage of three gun bills by the state legislature last year led to the ousting of two Democratic state senators former Senate President John Morse and Angela Giron.
Here Gov. Hickenlooper (D-CO) is trying to claim it's his staff's fault that he signed a ban on magazines that can hold more than 15 rounds. When that didn't work, he started ranting and cursing.
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Colorado governor tries to apologize for gun control measures, blames staff, then curses | Fox News
Colorado governor tries to apologize for gun control measures, blames staff, then curses
Published June 19, 2014
WASHINGTON Colorado Gov. John Hickenloopers awkward attempt to patch things up with his states sheriffs over his support of controversial gun control legislation isnt going as planned.
The governor, a Democrat, offered a series of unusual explanations during a meeting he held last Friday with a group of Colorado sheriffs for why he signed legislation that restricts the sale of ammunition magazines of more than 15 rounds.
First, Hickenlooper blamed his staff for not anticipating the opposition on gun control. He then apologized for his staffs inability to effectively communicate and promised to do better in the future.
When Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith pressed the issue, Hickenlooper snapped back, What the f---? I apologized!
He apparently was kidding around, as the sheriffs could be heard laughing.
The passage of three gun bills by the state legislature last year led to the ousting of two Democratic state senators former Senate President John Morse and Angela Giron.
