Anti Gunners to sit in on permit review board meetings...

ComeGet said:

Exactly.

At the NRA vigil, before we got started the leader of the Pinks came over "to say hi."

At one point, she said to me, "Too bad you guys don't have any women on your side."

I'm not used to these activities, don't think on my feet real fast in conflict situations, and I was not prepared with a comeback. Of course, I thought of two or three since, but it's too late now.

What struck me was that passive aggressive tactic of being nice, smiling in my face and saying something that on the surface is innocuous, but is really a subtle dig.

Prepare yourselves.

Oh, and that woman in post #43 looks absolutely insane to me. If I were to ever encounter her in public, even not knowing who she is, I would give her a wide berth.

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Mr H said:

This is a job for "Liberty is NOT a loophole" hats.

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Mr H said:

Ordered.

I've fronted for 50 which are on their way, possibly as soon as the 20th.

They will be available for a minimum of $15, with everything over my cost going to the MSI general fund.

I will not be doing shipping, but could consider several pickup locations (as with the t-shirts).

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Mr H said:

I thought about patches as well. Can only do one at a time, at this point.

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ComeGet said:

True, but they are the public face of the behind-the-scenes skullduggery that got Jurgena canned.

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rambling_one said:

A succinct explanation by Mr. Jurgena as to why he was proud of the Board was printed in WaPo letters to the editor column yesterday. A search on-line today for it turned up nothing. Hmmmmmmmm.

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rambling_one said:

A succinct explanation by Mr. Jurgena as to why he was proud of the Board was printed in WaPo letters to the editor column yesterday. ...

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A record of transparency to be proud of

Letters to the Editor

July 11

The July 3 Metro article “Hogan’s appointees reshape key Md. panels” noted that the Maryland Senate narrowly rejected my nomination to the Handgun Permit Review Board [snip]...

Retired police and corrections officers were being denied permits by the previous Democratic-controlled board without consideration that felons they had apprehended or supervised in prison are now being released. The previous board met in a room too small for public attendance and allowed no recording devices other than its own. The previous board met in violation of the Maryland Open Meetings Act. We moved hearings to a larger locale and allowed both video and audio recording and meetings in the open. We established better communication with the Maryland Handgun Permit Unit to include its investigations to determine when a person might have a reasonable anticipation of imminent danger. We addressed a backlog of cases going back almost a year.

That is a record I am proud of.

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