Dan Maes’ research.
The 2004 Presidential election.
This guy.
(D) Jared Polis*
(R) Heidi Ganahl
(R) Greg Lopez
(A) D. Neuschwanger
80%↑
10%↓
10%↑
10%↑
(D) Jena Griswold*
(R) Tina Peters
(R) Pam Anderson
(R) Mike O’Donnell
70%↑
40%
20%↓
15%↑
(R) Lauren Boebert*
(R) Don Coram
(D) Sol Sandoval
60%↓
30%↑
20%
(R) Ken Buck*
(R) Bob Lewis
(D) Ike McCorkle
80%
20%
10%
(D) Brittany Pettersen
(R) Timothy Reichert
(R) Erik Aadland
(R) Laurel Imer
70%↑
20%
10%
10%
(D) Yadira Caraveo
(R) Lori Saine
(R) Barbara Kirkmeyer
(R) Jan Kulmann
40%↑
30%↑
25%
20%
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just asking….haven’t seen the show yet
And he’s acting all pissed off, but the bill in question (to cut and restructure state gov’t pensions) was one that his caucus promised to stall, obstruct and otherwise complicate to death if allowed. The legislative rules would have allowed them to do so – but the legislative rules also allowed the majority to bring it the floor for an up or down vote and limit debate to 20 minutes
So, just to clarify, this guy has been in the position since 1995, has introduced and sponsored a passel of bills for gun owners (several aimed at mythical potential gun restrictions) and not once proposed or sponsored anything to reform the legislative rules. ANd now he’s po’d cause his minority caucus didn’t get to obstruct gov’t doing it’s job.
uh-huh.
It’s hot in Colorado – 11 wildfires still burning – but it’s stupid
hotin southern Illinois.