Mac Middleton Letter

[bpm32]

I just got two identical form letters from Sen. Middleton claiming victory for removing the thumbhole stock from the definition of assault weapons. Both letters had my address, but had my name comically wrong (and I have a common name). This is the only response I've gotten in two months from any of the Charles County reps.

It gave me a chuckle, and I just wanted to share. As I'm a single issue voter on the subject of thumbhole stocks, Mac definitely has my vote for as long as I live in Maryland.

[Parshooter]

I received the same letter today. It is dated March 27. I don't know why it took so long to get here. My only issue with Mac is that he voted for cloture, and I don't know how I feel about that. My hardcore win at all costs self says I don't like it one bit, because principle stands supreme. He has given some song and dance about receiving something good for southern MD for his vote, and he knew it would pass anyway. It still sticks in my craw. If someone ran against him that made it clear they were strongly pro 2A I would be sorely tempted to go in that direction.

[44man]

i believe he sent that letter to everyone who emailed , called, sent letters or went by his office. he has outstayed his welcome, in my opinion. he flat out lied to me and then when i called him on cloture he acted like he didnt know what that meant. f him.

[Sportstud4891]

Yep, I got three of the same ones today. I guess one for emails, one for phone calls and one for snail mail. Maybe they're on three different lists?

[bpm32]

Originally Posted by 44man

when i called him on cloture he acted like he didnt know what that meant

Well, he was probably simply allowed to vote no on the bill by the governor and his people. Even though the "yes" votes appeared to have come from a few counties, no doubt more could have been generated from elsewhere if they were needed.

[Parshooter]

Originally Posted by 44man

i believe he sent that letter to everyone who emailed , called, sent letters or went by his office. he has outstayed his welcome, in my opinion. he flat out lied to me and then when i called him on cloture he acted like he didnt know what that meant. f him.

I heard that! All the same, my first priority for dismissal is going to be Murphy, followed by Jameson and then Middleton. As for Wilson, I still haven't found out how he voted on amendments. He seemed to be with us when I met him in his office, but they all try to work the fence...

[ELEMENT94]

I got seven. @ 46 cents each. Much patting self on back.

[Parshooter]

Originally Posted by ELEMENT94

I got seven. @ 46 cents each. Much patting self on back.

That's a lot of Bacon!!!

[44man]

Originally Posted by Parshooter

I heard that! All the same, my first priority for dismissal is going to be Murphy, followed by Jameson and then Middleton. As for Wilson, I still haven't found out how he voted on amendments. He seemed to be with us when I met him in his office, but they all try to work the fence...

the way i see it the only one in southern md that should stay are Roy Dyson and Tony Odonell. the rest had to ask the govenor how to vote and not us.

[44man]

Originally Posted by bpm32

Well, he was probably simply allowed to vote no on the bill by the governor and his people. Even though the "yes" votes appeared to have come from a few counties, no doubt more could have been generated from elsewhere if they were needed.

i am sure he was "allowed" to vote that way by the govenor. as for his cloture vote i believe he didnt think anyone would find out or know what it meant.