Black and Blue Rally “By far the most dangerous situation I have been in since I’ve been in combat” Rep. Patrick Neville, Colorado
“I’m a combat vet. I was a captain in the Army and this is by far the most dangerous situation I have been in since I’ve been in combat,” Rep Neville regarding Antifa BLM violence in Colorado
“Polis just announced last call for alcohol will be at 10pm. No idea if he will still allow assault, looting, vandalism and rioting during all hours of the day. “It’s the summer of no parties”…unless you are rioting.”
If only we had a decent AG or Governor who stood up for citizens in CO.
“He is anything but a journalist. Multiple people getting stomped on and injured and he makes a joke of it. An actual journalist would be more respectful of people trying to peacefully assemble,” Neville said of Kyle Clark who calls himself a reporter.
Opposing “speech?” Why don’t you post the screengrab of the masked Antifa militiawoman wielding a collapsible baton at me or the bloodied organizer on stage beaten with a bullhorn & longboard @KyleClark – you think this is funny?? You are a sick man. @randycorporon
Rep. Neville grew up in Littleton, Colorado, “where my parents taught me the value of hard work at an early age. At 12 I had my own paper route, at 14 I was washing dishes at a Mexican restaurant and by the time I was 18 I was a manager at a grocery store.”
“After graduating from the University of Colorado at Denver with a BA in Economics, I decided to serve my country and joined the U.S. Army, knowing I would be headed to war. While in the Army, I served in numerous combat and non-combat leadership positions and obtained the rank of Captain. My awards include the Bronze Star, the Army Commendation Medal (OLC) and the Army Achievement Medal.”
“The Second Amendment is a bulwark against tyranny. Endorsed by RMGOPAC. The First Amendment, religious freedom and faith in God are at the heart of our Constitution.“
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