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February 22, 2011 03:58 AM UTC
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Not the hiding, but that everything seems to be going so well.
has a poll up on her website on civil unions. I encourage supporters to respond. If you are not a supporter, please ignore this post.
http://www.contiforcolorado.co…
I have been a lobbyist. I have been staff. I have been a volunteer. I have been an activist.
Over the last decade, I have spent hundreds of hours each year communicating with members of the Legislature.
But never, have I ever seen them refusing en masse to come out and talk to their constituents before.
If you can’t defend you position on something when face to face with the people it hurts… then its probably the wrong position to have. But if you aren’t even willing to face those people at all… then you shouldn’t be an elected official.
Maybe it’s because they don’t consider us “their constituents”.
Oh and for those who are curious about how the bill’s doing:
-It is virually guaranteed passage in the Senate wher every single Democrat has signed on as a sponsor.
If the bill reaches the floor of the house, it will almost certainly pass with two GOP adding to the 3431 split.-However the bill could die in House Committee if Speaker McNulty assigns it to a kill squad. So far, he has not shared any thoughts about where he’ll send it.
But now I know how to strikethrough things
But as he hasn’t revealed that publically I can’t tell you which one. He will likely make his support public very soon. You might be surprised who it is as these pages haven’t been very friendly to him.
Well that narrows it down …
Gardner, Kerr, Beezley, Ramirez, Swalm, Baumgardner, Massey, Sonnenberg
I don’t think he’s been elected yet. Don’t tell him that though.
If you’re talking about Nikkel, she’s not a he.
He said he’ll see us in 2012.
Whatever that means.
Conti, for instance, is a nut job. I respect that she’s doing what her district wants. Taking support wherever it is won’t stop me fighting against her for every election it’s an option.
In 2006 a single House Democrat voted against what would become Ref I. Do you remember who? Based on the support on these pages, you might be surprised.
Why wasn’t this passed in 2008? The Dems had full control and I don’t see how the GOP could of stopped it.
was to not do anything with abortions or civil unions.
He stuck to it.
I forget why now. At the time it seemed to make me moody and make some kind of sense. I have my doubts now, so maybe I’m off in a more general way.