Owens finds a backbone
With the Colorado Supreme Court playing political correctness and pandering to the open boarder, reconquista, LaRaza, and any other minority squeeky wheel, Gov. Bill Owens finally decides to get tough on an issue.
After the court voted down the Defend Colorado Now petition with a 4 to 2 vote on a technicality they have overlooked or ignored many times in the past. A past that is disgustingly politically aligned with a leftist adgenda. Owens has threatened to call the state legislature back into session if the court keeps playing games.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/9376189/detail.html
DENVER -- Backers of a proposal to cut off most state services to illegal immigrants headed to a rally at the state Capitol Thursday as they wait to see if the state Supreme Court will reconsider its ruling blocking the measure from November's ballot.
Gov. Bill Owens says he will call state lawmakers back to work if the court doesn't reverse itself.
Defend Colorado Now said it already has about 34,000 petition signatures in hand and up to 20,000 more people have signed petitions still being circulated. Director Fred Elbel said the group hopes people will return those petitions Thursday and take new petition forms to circulate.
On Monday, the court ruled 4-2 that the measure couldn't appear on the ballot because it violated a constitutional requirement that initiatives deal with only one subject. Attorney General John Suthers has said he plans to appeal.
(THE COURT IGNORED THIS ON THE GAY MARRIAGE AND RIGHTS INITITIVES).
It's too late for backers to introduce a revised proposal, so they want to keep collecting signatures in case the court clears the measure. The deadline for submitting petition signatures to get on the ballot is Aug. 7.
(EVEN THOUGH THE WORDING ON THIS WAS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE SAME SUPREME COURT JUSTICES IN 2004)
An appeal to the Supreme Court must be filed by June 26. There's no deadline for the court to decide on whether to reconsider but Owens said he would give the court several weeks to decide before calling lawmakers back.
(THE COURT OF COURSE WILL TRY TO PROLONG THIS A LONG AS THEY CAN TO KEEP IT FROM THE VOTERS WHO STRONGLY SUPPORT THIS INITITIVE).
After the court voted down the Defend Colorado Now petition with a 4 to 2 vote on a technicality they have overlooked or ignored many times in the past. A past that is disgustingly politically aligned with a leftist adgenda. Owens has threatened to call the state legislature back into session if the court keeps playing games.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/9376189/detail.html
DENVER -- Backers of a proposal to cut off most state services to illegal immigrants headed to a rally at the state Capitol Thursday as they wait to see if the state Supreme Court will reconsider its ruling blocking the measure from November's ballot.
Gov. Bill Owens says he will call state lawmakers back to work if the court doesn't reverse itself.
Defend Colorado Now said it already has about 34,000 petition signatures in hand and up to 20,000 more people have signed petitions still being circulated. Director Fred Elbel said the group hopes people will return those petitions Thursday and take new petition forms to circulate.
On Monday, the court ruled 4-2 that the measure couldn't appear on the ballot because it violated a constitutional requirement that initiatives deal with only one subject. Attorney General John Suthers has said he plans to appeal.
(THE COURT IGNORED THIS ON THE GAY MARRIAGE AND RIGHTS INITITIVES).
It's too late for backers to introduce a revised proposal, so they want to keep collecting signatures in case the court clears the measure. The deadline for submitting petition signatures to get on the ballot is Aug. 7.
(EVEN THOUGH THE WORDING ON THIS WAS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE SAME SUPREME COURT JUSTICES IN 2004)
An appeal to the Supreme Court must be filed by June 26. There's no deadline for the court to decide on whether to reconsider but Owens said he would give the court several weeks to decide before calling lawmakers back.
(THE COURT OF COURSE WILL TRY TO PROLONG THIS A LONG AS THEY CAN TO KEEP IT FROM THE VOTERS WHO STRONGLY SUPPORT THIS INITITIVE).
The bottom line is that if it is illegal it is illegal. If it is not a big deal then legalize it. That would be like saying an illegal drug dealer. What is the difference. Of course a legal drug dealer would be a pharmacist or a doctor. Illegal is illegal period.
Posted by
Cash for Cars Indianapolis |
10:06 PM
La Raza and the Colorado supreme court eh.
I wonder if they actuallyknow that La Raza and those groups affiliations. Completely racist. If you do not have brown skin you are nothing more than a cockroach at best.
Tanning lotion puts it very well.... Illegal is still Illegal. Enforce the laws we have now and secure the borber period. The touchy feely "oh I don't want to offend people" crap needs to be put in rubbish heap and actually start look at what the law says. Not make concessions to groups and oganizations that wish to split the country.
Hmm... in 50 years if the States continue on this path we will all be eating tortillas and praying to Allah. Come one come all Amexarabia!
Posted by
Carnivore |
6:10 AM