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Ritter vetoes the Brady Bypass bill; Last day before Life Member, T-Shirt price increases 5/15/09 - Despite the hundreds of calls and e-mails his office received, Colorado Democrat Gov. Bill Ritter today vetoed HB1180, the Brady Bypass bill, showing his anti-gun bias and setting the tone for his 2010 re-election campaign. The bill would have allowed Colorado concealed carry permit holders -- all of whom have already undergone an extensive background check and fingerprinting -- to skip the Brady Registration Check when purchasing a firearm, since they've already proven they are law-abiding. Brady Registration Checks are currently taking hours, and effectively denying citizens their constitutional right to keep and bear arms. The bill passed the legislature with 19 Democrat votes, showing it had broad bi-partisan support (almost one-third of the Democrat Caucus in the Colorado General Assembly). Senate sponsor Greg Brophy (R-Wray) called the bill a mere "pre-approval process" for a firearms purchase. Anti-gun activist Tom Mauser and many "law enforcement" agencies (who testified against the bill) are undoubtedly happy to have Gov. Ritter in their pocket. Today is the last day for a $500 Life Membership to RMGO At midnight tonight the price for our Life Membership will increase to $750, so we want to give you one last opportunity to save some money (many already have). Click here to become a Life Member What kind of benefits do Life Members get? 1. Complimentary pass for any Concealed Carry Class RMGO teaches. 2. A handsome, metal Life Member's pin.
3. A Life Member's card. 4. Future discounts at events (like our big .50 cal shoot), gun shows and gun shops 5. Life access and unlimited firearms postings on Cologunmarket.com, Colorado's premier private sale firearms bulletin board. 6. The knowledge that you are doing everything in your power to stop the erosion of our Second Amendment rights. You can join as a Life Member here. Introductory T-Shirt offer ending today as well With the new postage price increase we were forced to raise the prices on our T-Shirts. So today is the last day before that price increase. Our gameplan was to get these shirts in circulation by offering them at exactly the price is costs us to print and ship them. And we've sold more than 600 shirts in two weeks at our introductory price! Note: we just received our re-stock of black shirts, and will be sending out those orders today.
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