Maybe we just believe in letting our elected officials know what we think, not what organizations that could be described as special interest groups think. IOW, the way the system is supposed to work.
If Hogan has his shorts in a bunch about the Post article I do not understand why. He said all those things, if not in public, at least in a venue where he had no expectation of privacy, and I've heard no allegations that he asked those who were quoted to keep what he said confidential. Based on the comments here about that article--frankly, chiefly yours--I get the impression that Hogan is 2A only when he can be sure that his support of RKBA will not become public. Sort of like the guy who's happy to, uh, repeatedly get to know a woman in the biblical sense but tells her he'll never introduce her to his friends or family.
I'm tired of being treated like a second-class citizen.
