Representative of the Republican Blue State Party forced to eliminate the 2nd tag of the laptop: ‘offensive’

TO Republican legislator From Colorado he expressed his shock for having been said by the Democratic colleagues who had to remove a sticker that supported the second amendment of his laptop while he was in the State Chamber Chamber.

“I had to cover up this, they could not bear my sticker,” said Colorado Republican state representative, Ken Degraaf, during the comments on the state of the state chamber, noting that the paper covered a sticker in support of the second amendment on a laptop that led to the camera.

“He said that ‘he will not be infringed’ and signs ‘2-A’ and that was considered offensive, which I understand that it would be offensive to this bill,” he continued.

Comments come as Colorado legislators It debates a controversial weapons control bill that would limit the sale of some semi-automatic firearms that are based on removable magazines, such as the popular AR-15 platform.

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The legislation, the draft Senate of Colorado 25-003, would be one of the strictest weapons control measures in the country, something that the State Democratic legislators argue that it is necessary to keep the citizens safe.

“Preventing armed violence is one of the most effective ways in which we can make our communities safer and save lives. Semi -automatic weapons and high -capacity magazines are only lethal and dangerous,” said KKTV, state representative Meg Froelich, a democat sponsor of the bill. “This bill is a common sense solution to ensure that people receive effective training and meet the requirements under state and federal laws of firearms before buying the most lethal weapons in the market. Of the background verifications and waiting periods to the limits of high -capacity magazines, Colorado Democrats have promulgated multiple laws to protect the coloradans from future armed violence.”

The Capitol of the State of Colorado on March 28, 2021 in Denver. (Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)

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The bill approved the State Senate and a second reading in the Chamber, according to the KTTV report, which indicated that legislators expect the legislation to be ready for a final vote in next week.

The bill has faced a strong resistance from Republicans as Degraaf, who argue that legislation would face Constitution of the United States.

Degraaf accused his Democratic colleagues of being offended by the Constitution during his comments on the floor of the Chamber, pointing out forced elimination as an example.

Buttons on the ground in a weapons reform rally in the Capitol of the State of Colorado on March 28, 2021 in Denver. (Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)

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While Degraaf lamented the sticker cover, he was informed that the only reason for the application was because such screens are prohibited in the “well” of the camera, which is between the reception of the camera and the front row of members of members.

“So it’s fine, there are no Constitution screens in the well, they got it,” Degraaf joked.