BREAKING: Anti-Second Amendment Legislator’s Criminal Record Exposed

BREAKING: Anti-Second Amendment Legislator’s Criminal Record Exposed. “According to a Colorado Bureau of Investigations report obtained by Media Trackers, State Representative Rhonda Fields (D-Aurora) was arrested in 1976 on a charge of larceny and again in 1991 on a charge of shoplifting.” Great qualifications for an entry level Democrat! Other people’s money! She probably just wants to ensure next time she or her Democrat buddies rip someone off they won’t get shot in the butt. H/T DefHarryMelon

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    • Doesn't she have to have someone else write for her?
      Probably needs help finding her name on a ballot.

  • I have watched her on the CO house floor. She is one of the dumbest people I have ever seen. She had to have someone else explain and defend her own bills. A complete mental midget. Thank god her son got whacked to stop the stupidity.

  • Oh, jeez-louweez! Are there absolutely NO restrictions on who can run for office? This is insane! I think Progressive has it nailed... in her district a criminal record isn't a disqualifying item, its a QUALIFYING item!

  • Looks like this Commiecrat came pre-qualified. No wonder they all want to ban guns, being felons they can't legally have them anyway.

  • I'll bet anything she is not against gun ownership for herself. Part of her professional tools, therefore required.

  • What's this? A liberal/criminal (I know, I'm being redundant) that is against legal gun ownership? What a shock!

  • This should be no surprise, I can't think of one liberal that is not a criminal. Wonder why this didn't come up during her election? Anyone know if a criminal conviction can get her kicked out of the legislature? This picture needs to be on billboards all over Colorado, and soon.

    • The 1976 charge listed as "larceny" is "most likely" a misdemeanor - and the 1991 charge of shoplifting would be a misdemeanor. I doubt anyone convicted of such offenses would be prevented legally from being elected. However, I would like to see what the voters of Colorado would have done had she had an opponent that brought such charges to light.