Our law enforcement officers work tirelessly every day to keep our communities safe and today all of Colorado stands with our law enforcement community.
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My heart breaks for all of those affected by the terrible tragedy in Douglas County. Jaime and I are praying for the citizens and Deputies injured at the scene, and our hearts go out to the family of the Deputy who was fatally wounded.
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Maybe if buying a gun was at least as difficult as getting a drivers license and military grade weapons weren't in civilians hands we wouldn't be putting officer at so much risk.
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Does my grandmother have to pack heat to be safe at the grocery store? Church? This is not the US I want to live in.
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Just in Colorado: Chuck E Cheese, Columbine HS, Deer Creek MS, Eugene Thompson rampage, Arapahoe HS, Platte Canyon HS, Aurora, YWAM & New Life Church, Planned Parenthood, Thornton Walmart and now Copper Canyon. Is too early to ask you about your next NRA campaign contribution?
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If the officers' guns didn't keep them safe why will yours?
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Maybe your $3Mil+ from the NRA can help soothe your broken heart. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/04/opinion/thoughts-prayers-nra-funding-senators.html …
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While your prayers are appreciated, here's a thought .
@SenCoryGardner. Donate the campaign money the@NRA gave you to the widow of the fallen officer and the victims of the shooting.@ChrisMurphyCT@SenBlumenthal#Senate#CoLeg - 5 more replies
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