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Committees backing ballot issues that will be in front of Colorado voters next month have taken in another $3.4 million in the latest filings reported to TRACER, the state's campaign
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The governor was with you on this, but now seems like he regrets part of it. what do you make of that, that regret from him and he's still in office? >> well, certainly he's facing re-election, and i think he's making a similar mistake that was made in the recall elections because again, those were issue committees. so i didn't get to have any say in what we said or did and how we spent our money. but we didn't talk about guns and the violence that they do, and what little truthfully we had done to stem that, and now i am extraordinarily disappointed that the government is disrespecting the fa...
85% of the people and something north of 70% of the nra members support background checks. this did not divide the state. the sheriffs are loud and vociferous and okay, but they have that freedom. they ought to be able to express their opinions, but the rest of us ought to keep our whits about us and say these ideas, while they're entitled to them, are not helpful in moving this issue forward. we need to do something different which is what we did last year, and i'm extraordinarily proud of what we did last year and what the governor did last year. >> john, you say you're proud. you lost your ...