Well, write this down as a red letter day for gun rights in America.

Yesterday, as I'm speaking, in Colorado, the recall effort was successful twice.

Now here's what this is all about.

And you've heard me talk about this on Gun Talk Radio.

In Colorado, the Colorado legislature passed some very strict

repressive gun control laws, anti-gun rights measures, and they did it over the objections of the citizens.

In fact, to the point where the Senate President John Morse told other senators,

state senators, don't read your emails,

don't listen to the phone calls, don't listen to your constituents,

just do what I'm telling you to do because it's the right thing to do.

Now of course this is where all the Bloomberg money came from and this law that was

passed in Colorado is a Bloomberg law written by the Bloomberg people brought to

Colorado by the Bloomberg anti-gunned cobble and

Bloomberg actually talked with it looks like maybe more certainly with the governor of Colorado.

This has Bloomberg's fingerprints all over it.

Furthermore, Bloomberg and the anti-gun folks outspent gun rights advocates roughly 10 to 1.

Now it's weird because the media in Colorado kept saying,

well, the NRA is out spending the gun control people,

they love to call themselves gun safety people,

although they know nothing about gun safety.

But Bloomberg, I think he contributed 350,000,

another 250,000 from another billionaire.

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