CrazySanMan
2013'er
Thank you for your input, so does that mean you aren't coming?
Considering the fact that I live in Denver now, no, I will not be in Annapolis for this.
By the showing of 4,000 and the worst law ever passed in MD taking effect ... proves this an ineffective approach.
The real action is to start picking them off at the ballot box.
Busch is vulnerable.
This. We had so many people in the state house the fire marshal had to evacuate the building. How did that work out for us in preventing SB213?
It occurs to me that the anti legislators are coming at us from all directions. Would it not be effective for us to do the same to them?
Someone mentioned earlier testifying against their pet bills. I think this is a good idea. I also think we can sink them "back home" - at HOA meetings, BBQs, their fundraisers, etc. Get creative. Stand up in their community in full view of all and sundry and ask them why they oppose Civil Rights. Get a chair and a sign and sit at functions. Get creative. Look at what the #BLM anarchists were able to get done.
It may be a lame concept, but it's much better than folding up and playing dead for the rest of the year IMO.
I'm done. Discuss.
Yup. The legislators are not going to change no matter how many times you pack the grounds of the state house. You need to pressure the lawmakers at their home offices in front of their voters. I think 50 people protesting in front of the offices of 20 different state legislators on the same day at the same time would be much more effective than having 1000 in Annapolis one time.
Also, it's hard for people to take off work and find transportation to Annapolis, but they can run out on their lunch break to spend an hour at a local politician's home office. It just makes so much more sense to hit them at the offices and not in Annapolis.