MPGV Radio Ad... Not Honest

I dont know, but I really liked that hair dooooo

So us that hair or an angry badger ?

Is Badger Mullet the one who likes beer bashes, or the one who won't show her PMT ?

Biggfoot44 said:

So us that hair or an angry badger ?

Is Badger Mullet the one who likes beer bashes, or the one who won't show her PMT ?

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Neither. Although I think that she was outed for having been arrested for something in a thread a few years ago.

The "party girl" is the MDPGV Executive Director. Despite being prohibited from possessing alcohol, she managed to get 10 cases of beer. Surely, given her history, she must understand that criminals don't care about laws - and that where there's a will, there's a way.

The turnstile jumper is the MDPGV President. She just thinks the rules only apply to the little people, and takes the liberal "free ride" mantra to it's literal conclusion.

Biggfoot44 said:

So us that hair or an angry badger ?

Is Badger Mullet the one who likes beer bashes, or the one who won't show her PMT ?

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Erin Sharkey Gormley Badgerhead Buttkisser Frosh?

Neither.

She's a semi-official spy for von Frosh and Spinny, and we do love her so...

Hello, Dahlink!!!

BTW...

Kathy Szeliga mentioned this ad this evening, and we talked a little about how twisted it is.

She's happy that she's mentioned in it by name, twice. Tells pro-2A folks where she stands!!

Whichever one is the beerlover we need to invite along for some drinks in Annapolis sometime.

( only slightly joking)

The TRUTH is out there.

Mr H said:

BTW...

Kathy Szeliga mentioned this ad this evening, and we talked a little about how twisted it is.

She's happy that she's mentioned in it by name, twice. Tells pro-2A folks where she stands!!

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Time for a little recycling ...

As MDPGV Executive Director Liz Banach and President Jen Pauliukonis crank up their anti-gun rhetoric against Kathy Szeliga, we are reminded of the failed Anthony Brown campaign which was supported by now Chair of the Board, Vinny DeMarco.

As I sit here as a proud Extreme Gun Owner, I quietly smile when I think of what set Buster Brownstain off after those windmills.

But WAIT, there's more ...

EL1227 said:

Time for a little recycling ...

As MDPGV Executive Director Liz Banach and President Jen Pauliukonis crank up their anti-gun rhetoric against Kathy Szeliga, we are reminded of the failed Anthony Brown campaign which was supported by now Chair of the Board, Vinny DeMarco.

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I'm in a recycling mood today ...

Biggfoot44 said:

I've testified before comparing State level crime comparisons, here's some from the nationwide Top 30, for jurisdictions over 50k population. Numbers are per 100k population there are some ambigous rankings due to variations between violent crime overall and murder specifically ( interesting number crunching in itself to persue rate of murder as percentage of violent crime, but for another day). I will arbitrarily list in order by murder rate.


Norfolk. Murder 12.67
Violent Crime 523

Newport News. Murder 13.78
Violent Crime 431.7

Philadelphia. Murder 16.03
Violent Crime 1,025.5

Richmond. Murder 19.43
Violent Crime 594.1

And finally

Baltimore. Murder 33.91
Violent Crime 1,341.2

Baltimore is 30.27% more violent than next closest ( Phila, Pa), 74.5% more murderous than next closest (Richmond, Va).

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Those numbers are "per thousand", yes?

Per 100k population, the standard units used measuring such things.

Baltimore just seems like 1,300 violent crimes for every 1,000 population.

Biggfoot44 said:

Per 100k population, the standard units used measuring such things.

Baltimore just seems like 1,300 violent crimes for every 1,000 population.

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Must be that new core math. I'm guessing at least 300 people survived.

snallygaster said:

...The "party girl" is the MDPGV Executive Director. Despite being prohibited from possessing alcohol, she managed to get 10 cases of beer. Surely, given her history, she must understand that criminals don't care about laws - and that where there's a will, there's a way.

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This is beer lover and Executive Director Liz Banach. There oughta be a law against underage alcohol possession, right Lizzy?

snallygaster said:

...The turnstile jumper is the MDPGV President. She just thinks the rules only apply to the little people, and takes the liberal "free ride" mantra to it's literal conclusion.

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We need a law to stop this kind of "free ride" criminal activity, right Jen Pauliukonis? Oops, no wait...

This is MPGV President PaulyShore at the US Capitol this summer posing with one of our huge black-and-red Patriot Picket counter-protest signs in the background.

Mr H said:

Marylanders to Prevent Gun Violence has a new spot out trying to slam Szeliga as a callous benefactor for 'illegal guns', and insisting that FSA 13's "fingerprint based licensing system" was designed to prevent illegal gun sales, and that dealers in other states are where criminals are getting firearms used in Maryland.

oy...

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You know, I have always thought that this rationale (preventing straw purchases) was a crock. Maryland law and Federal law already prohibit directly straw purchases. It is a violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(a)(6) (which makes it a crime to "knowingly to make any false or fictitious oral or written statement or to furnish or exhibit any false, fictitious, or misrepresented identification, intended or likely to deceive such importer, manufacturer, dealer, or collector with respect to any fact material to the lawfulness of the sale or other disposition of such firearm or ammunition under the provisions of this chapter"), and a violation of MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-136. Indeed, under MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-141 a knowing participant in a straw purchase for a prohibited person is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 10 years or a fine not exceeding $25,000. A person who knowingly participates in any *any* straw purchase in violation of 5-136 (for example to a person who is not a prohibited person) is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 5 years or a fine not exceeding $10,000 or both under MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-144. Under 18 U.S.C. 924(a)(2), a person convicted of violating Section 922(a)(6) may be "imprisoned not more than 10 years" and fined.

Every handgun purchase goes through the NICS check and the MSP background check, including every database searched by the MSP for the issuance of the HQL. Every purchaser must identify himself or herself with gov. issued ID. The only way that making people jump through the HQL hoop will prohibit straw purchases is by discouraging the law abiding citizen from any purchase. That same objective would likewise be accomplished by making every purchaser run a mile in 5 minutes. That would discourage straw purchases too. An obstacle to the exercise of a constitutional right cannot be self-justified by asserting that the exercise of the right should be discouraged.

Rack&Roll said:

We need a law to stop this kind of "free ride" criminal activity, right Jen Pauliukonis? Oops, no wait...

This is MPGV President PaulyShore at the US Capitol this summer posing with one of our huge black-and-red Patriot Picket counter-protest signs in the background.

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EPIC Patriot photobomb!

You got that right, Bill!

I encourage everyone with access to a SZELIGA FOR U.S. SENATE yard sign to be a sign waver at any major thoroughfare near your home.

The campaign has no hard boards, only the Mylar rectangle that stretches over a steel wicket. But you can cut a piece of cardboard from a throwaway box and insert it in place of the wicket to make yourself a "hard card" to wave.

We've been busy recently promoting her candidacy. Here is a screen grab from one of her Twitter accounts yesterday.

Seems that this ad has died.

In only tangentially related news... It see.s that Towson Town Center has removes its 'gunbuster' signs from the entry doors.