A far reaching package of Democrat sponsored gun control bills will move closer to becoming law -- or be halted -- Monday when the Colorado Senate reconvenes.
Democrats hold a 20 15 majority in the Senate and were able to advance five bills Friday, despite more than 12 hours of impassioned floor debate largely from Republicans assailing the measures as flawed and ineffective.
Two bills, dealing with liability for assault style weapons and a ban of concealed firearms on college campuses, were spiked by their sponsors Friday because they lacked the votes to pass the Senate.
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