Centennial State has some of the most draconian anti-2nd Amendment laws in
the nation.
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
November 27, 2013
Colorado Democrat state Senator Evie Hudak’s constituents are hopping mad
about her stance on the Second Amendment.
On Wednesday, the embattled politico threw in the towel ahead of a recall effort in the state.
“By resigning I am protecting these important new laws for the good of
Colorado and ensuring that we can continue looking forward,” Hudak wrote in her
resignation letter.
The resignation comes as a surprise. Political observers in Colorado believed
Hudak would survive a recall effort by Second Amendment advocates and their
supporters.
Hudak and Democrats in the state passed laws requiring background checks on
all firearms sales, the outlawing of magazines capable of taking more than 15
rounds, and a ban on so-called assault weapons within Denver, the state
capital.
Two other Democrat legislators, Sens. John Morse of Colorado Springs and
Angela Giron of Pueblo, were thrown out of office earlier this year in response
to their efforts to undermine the Second Amendment.
In March, Hudak took heat for callous comments she directed at a rape victim who testified against a bill to ban
concealed-carry firearms. Faced with outrage from the public and bad PR for her
insensitive comments, the senator later attempted to backtrack. Hudak said she
“didn’t mean to be insensitive” in the exchange with Amanda Collins.
The Colorado Senate passed the law banning concealed-carry on college
campuses.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
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