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Mr H
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It's getting a lot of press, including FNC.
Wow I never knew we had support from so many other states. This is very touching on so many levels. What do you guys think is behind this stance other states are taking? Maybe they noticed our gun spending power when SB281 was going into effect lol.
Mr H
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A lot of this is a recognition of a growing grassroots community, making inroads against the State.
The catch is, we need to continue to spread the word and build support.
I've said it for 3 years... 2014/15 is shaping up to be a very good opportunity for us to have a longer term effect.
The catch is, we need to continue to spread the word and build support.
I've said it for 3 years... 2014/15 is shaping up to be a very good opportunity for us to have a longer term effect.
And just when I sign a contract on a house in VA...
And just when I sign a contract on a house in VA...
You can always come back and visit and show up in Annapolis to help out. Many hands and voices make light work.
FlatsFlite
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And just when I sign a contract on a house in VA...
Your vote will be put to good use here are n Va.
rob
DINO Extraordinaire
Notice how the WP states "All but a handful of the state attorneys general [supporting the effort] are Republicans." If thes was something they agreed with it would be "Bipartisan support".
Rob
Rob
Thats still happening?
Sure. Just this morning someone posted about not being able to get ammo shipped in.
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
I didn't realize so many AGs were involved.
It's not entirely altruistic however. If MD/NY gun bans aren't challenged and they stand, that sets precedent for future bans in other states. It's a play for the future as much as the present.
Every time I re-read Judge Blake's comments, it makes my blood boil at her complete ignorance:
It's not entirely altruistic however. If MD/NY gun bans aren't challenged and they stand, that sets precedent for future bans in other states. It's a play for the future as much as the present.
Every time I re-read Judge Blake's comments, it makes my blood boil at her complete ignorance:
DanGuy48
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I would assume that a lot of states take the RKBA seriously and things like this that are allowed to stand in liberal states could pose a threat to the rights of others in different states in different times.
DanGuy48
Ultimate Member
That was sheer bias and embarrassing to see it so blatantly displayed...IMHO.
Mr H
Banana'd
Nah... wasn't ignorance. It was activism.
Her "belief" trumped her willingness to see facts before her and make an actual decision based on them.
daNattyFatty
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I'm just about done reading Sharyl Attkisson's Stonewalled. In it she details that this is the MSM's SOP. Anything having to do with "our" views is labeled "conservative", "right wing", "crazy", "phony" etc. Anything having to do with the other side is presented in a reasonable and "common sense" light.
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