The gun control law in the state of Colorado has been described as a “model” for the nation. The law requires criminal background checks for all those that want to buy guns and limits the number of rounds in magazines to 15. The legislation was approved after an armed man killed twelves people and injured another 70 in a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. In response, those who support the right to bear arms in the state launched a campaign to recall the Democrats who supported the law. State senator Angela Giron, the first Latina to be elected to the State Senate outside the metropolitan area of Denver, is one of two legislators who face a possible recall in a September 10th election. Our reporter Zaidee Stavely spoke with Senator Giron, who represents District 3 in Pueblo, Colorado.