Talk:Steven Woodrow

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Comments following Trump Assassination Attempt

Latest comment: 2 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

His comments attracted wide condemnation from all political perspectives. The condemnation cannot be portrayed as a conservative hit job. His own party condemned his statement, which is especially notable. Jttx76 (talk) 05:09, 14 July 2024 (UTC)Reply

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The Complete Colorado article "Colorado state rep. poised for juicy payout" (reference 9) does not support the proposition that "Woodrow used his position to ensure large payouts to himself and other trial lawyers for class action lawsuits that would otherwise not move forward," because the law had to do with the amount of damages that plaintiffs could recover, not the threshold for when a lawsuit can move forward. The article also does not support the proposition that the bill has "has earned him millions in fees," because it does not cite a case that has actually been decided in favor of Woodrow's clients and which was subject to the new law. The source is also tabloid source, which violates Wikipedia's rules for biographies of living persons.

The 9 news article "Colorado Lawmaker Uses 'Legislative Privilege' To Get Out Of Speeding Ticket" (reference 10) does not support the proposition that "Woodrow argued that legislators should not be subject to the law," because he only argued that the Constitution applied to his speeding ticket. He did not argue that legislators should not be subject to the law, generally. AnaxyrusPunctatus (talk) 13:09, 6 April 2026 (UTC)Reply