Commentary: One of the most depraved things we've seen in Colorado politics

A word on Colorado's most powerful gun rights group taunting a state legislator whose son was murdered in the Aurora Theater Shooting.

[pissed_off_dem]

When people show you who they are, believe them.

[kathypariso]

Thank you Kyle for informing the public of this despicable behavior. Let’s bring decency back to America.

[ld-dmvu]

I’m from Kansas and wish there was a commentator like you. Not only are you doing your audience a huge service by speaking truthfully against power and those who seek to destroy, you are also courageous as well. I say this because you stir the pot of those who don’t like what they are hearing but you do it anyway because you care. Keep fighting the good fight!

[dorianbedorian]

I don't even live in Colorado, but I am a gun owner, a business owner and I'm so glad I saw this...FINALLY a news person willing to call out the wicked.

[antoniop]

As postal worker, I am not appalled, I’m upset because never are there a mention of the many great things postal workers do. Letter carriers have saved lives, we have thousands of hours of volunteer service work and we contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity through the combined federal campaign. Going postal is giving back to the community, giving to the less fortunate and caring for the community we live and serve.

[rayre]

Completely wrong to insult and be insensitive when you disagree, especially when someone is rightly mourning!

[steveflor]

They say that they care when someone loses a loved one.
They do not. They simply do not.

[mattw]

I'm a gun guy, and I 100% agree with everything you said. I would never be associated with any such group or message like that. Absolutely shameful.
Please understand that like any demographic, gun owners aren't monolithic. You can find @**holes in any demographic.

[SirEdward]

Can we please make this video go viral? This is the kind of journalism we need right now.

[gemzoey]

Thank you for your commentary and having the courage and integrity to call out this vile behavior.

[Cloudy_Jones]

This is one of the most gangster callouts I’ve ever seen someone on the news do.

[_profile_not_found]

I'm guessing they will either do 1 of 3 things:
1. blame the tweet on a hacked account
2. blame it on an intern/"not understanding" the term they used
3. double down

There is almost zero percent of them acknowledging, apologizing and making amends.

[ericbell]

Right the heck on!!! Finally a media person that is not afraid to frame the truth. Well done!!!

[pamr]

I thought commentary on a news channel was something that was left behind in my youth (I'm 70, btw). Thank you so much for continuing the practice, and for speaking out about things that still matter to so many of us. ❤

[neorandy]

It certainly seems like many who “advocate” for gun rights are entirely unfit to possess a gun.

[_youtubeaccount]

If you're not mature enough to wield a Twitter account responsibly than you're not responsible enough to wield a gun. I'm just saying.

[JonnyDee]

Our nation's in a dark place when this kind of cruelty is ok. I'm a gun owner, & this group disgusts me to my core. Thank you for having the courage to call this out.

[wine-living]

Politics were always dirty, but Donald Trump really took the discourse to new lows. He made it acceptable to his followers and imitators, to be an absolutely heinous person. They celebrate being cruel and angry.

[rubbersoul]

Watching from the State of Rhode Island-I wasn't aware of this story-and couldn't agree with you more-much applause to you for speaking out on this. Peace-bro.

[janaricker]

This news commentator deserves a national audience. He is professional, clear, and logical.