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How much money have gun owners donated to Hogan's campaign?
How long will they sit on their wallets? Till election night?
Important: "Brown: I will enforce gun safety law"
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How much money have gun owners donated to Hogan's campaign?
How long will they sit on their wallets? Till election night?
Ragnar
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+1. The most troubling aspect of this editorial is that the Brown campaign (not Brown himself--I don't think he has too many original thoughts) thinks this message will be viewed positively and will win him votes. And the saddest thing is that in this state, they're probably right.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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Even if you look beyond AR's, and include anything else liberals don't like the looks of, if it's 5 or more I'll be surprised.
This was brought to you by the Maryland State Thought Police, Precrime Division.
Stoic58
Member
To date, the only campaign ads I've seen from the Brown campaign have been negative towards Hogan. Nothing positive, like describing his management of the Maryland health insurance website.
Oh, wait a second...
Oh, wait a second...
Blake_7.62
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ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
FIFY
Anotherpyr
Ultimate Member
Sadly if you think assault weapons and abortion are the state's biggest issues, you must be living in a cave.
sykesville
Ultimate Member
"The bottom line is how can Marylanders trust Larry Hogan to wholeheartedly enforce and defend a law he does not support?"
Oh, I don't know, because he is governor?
Oh, I don't know, because he is governor?
Hjaalmarch
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- Jan 7, 2014
- 70
Sure I am newer than most of you - but I sought to direct some mdshooters vitriol towards that editorial, which may have spread beyond our echo chamber here.
The Sun article got more replies than it had when I posted on it (though correlation doesn't mean causation, it's a good sign nonetheless)
The Sun article got more replies than it had when I posted on it (though correlation doesn't mean causation, it's a good sign nonetheless)
I talked to brown at the Landover meeting when they first started selling this as sb281.
He really has no clue on this bill or the issues involved (based on his inability to answer even basic questions)
The parallels between his "letter" and the press releases out of Vinnie are disturbing.
I'm really starting to think that Brown isn't actually a stand alone candidate but a pure arm of Bloomberg without any control of his own.
Any campaign finance experts able to pull up which dark money sources are funding Brown?
He really has no clue on this bill or the issues involved (based on his inability to answer even basic questions)
The parallels between his "letter" and the press releases out of Vinnie are disturbing.
I'm really starting to think that Brown isn't actually a stand alone candidate but a pure arm of Bloomberg without any control of his own.
Any campaign finance experts able to pull up which dark money sources are funding Brown?
- Mar 8, 2013
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I saw an interview he did leading up to SB281 (before he was dodging all reporters) and he didn't have a clue what the current law was that he was advocating needed to be strenghtened. They say he is a nice guy, so I hope he finishes last. Completely uninformed and inept. Just what this State doesn't need.
HauptsAriba
Active Member
Or a liberal utopia...
HauptsAriba
Active Member
Governors don't enforce laws. Police do, then the States Attorneys and the Attorney General for the State. If there has been a lack of anti gun performance from Gansler, I am not aware of it. Pretty confident Frosh will do everything he can to coddle the criminals and crucify the gun owners so why the need to state that the Governor will do this? Because the voters he is pandering to are dumb enough to believe that a Governor enforces laws. They also believe that Obama will help them re-fi their home, and give them a free phone (whoops, that part is true) Dumbocracy in all it's glory.
ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
So remind me again how sb281 actually "strengthened" the existing law....
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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Because back in the "unlightened" days, before we wised up and enacted the Firarms Stupidity Act of 2013, those evil children, kitten, and puppy killing death machines that thousands of boolits in a thousandth of a second were merely "regulated". Now, they're BANNED.
I feel SO much safer in places like Baltimore city now that the hood rats know that "military style assault weapons don't belong in MD".
md123
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- Jul 29, 2011
- 2,005
I can't believe that douche was in the military. A colonel in the army no less. How is it even possible to not understand 2a with that background?
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Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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