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  • Raineman

    On the 3rd box
    Dec 27, 2008
    3,547
    Eldersburg
    dblas, just sent all my written to the email you provided:

    marylandtestimony@nrahq.org


    Thank you for providing that email address. Please bury them in it.

    Might I add, I put all my personal info at the end of each written testimony as it appears on my voter registration card, including my Voter ID. Just so it is clear to them.

    I figure, if my Voter ID is invalid to them, then so are all the ones who are opposed to me.

    Give no quarter.
     

    DC-W

    Ultimate Member
    Patriot Picket
    Jan 23, 2013
    25,290
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    Phew! Just beat the clock.

    Submitted testimony on 12 bills.

    Make sure to contribute to the NRA-ILA for their hard work :thumbsup:
     

    frogman68

    товарищ плачевная
    Apr 7, 2013
    8,774
    and Noon on March 12th if you are attending the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee hearing. (if you are not attending either hearing, the deadline is still March 8 at Midnight for the NRA e-mail address)

    How to Testify In Annapolis:

    • Pass through security with a photo ID. Treat this as you would airport security.
    • Go to hearing room and stake your claim for a seat
    • If submitting written testimony, you will need 35 copies for the House and 20 copies for the Senate.
    • Written testimony must be submitted by 11:00am
    • Dress is business casual or business suits. Let's not play into their stereotypes.
    • Sign up sheets are inside the hearing room. Sign up to register your position, even if you don't intend to speak.
    • Typically, the representatives of the major gun groups speak first because they have a coordinated plan for testimony.
    • When you speak, be concise, polite and stay on a single topic. If the day is getting long (and Feb 6 will be a long day), it's OK to just say, "I support/oppose this bill".

    Links To Help You:
    Attending a Committee Hearing
    Security Procedures
    Map of Legislative Complex

    Change of time ? or should I shoot for 11 and be safe?
     

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