How can conservative gun owners not love a guy who advocates:
[T]he debate is not about guns. It is about freedom. And the wheel has come full circle. Our generation must study politics that we may restore the liberty that our parents and grandparents expect us to pass on to our children and grandchildren.I've met the man. I had the opportunity to speak with him in person. I'm convinced he's the real deal.
If we fail, what history will demand of our children and grandchildren, in a society where their only right is to their own thoughts, is simply unthinkable. And be assured, history will find it unforgivable. A generation that is handed the most precious gift in all the universe – freedom – and throws it away -- deserves to be reviled by every generation that follows – and will be, even though the only right left to them is their own thoughts.
Thing is, I'm not the one who needs convincing. California gun owners need to get off their duffs, get on the forums and boards, call their friends, scold their shooting buddies, open their wallets and generally knock off the apathy that is "our" worst failing.
I couldn't move that mountain much when Arnold was climbing it. But that didn't make the truth of why McClintock was the superior candidate any less relevant. And with the banning of .50 BMGs, with the lead shot ammo ban, and all the subsequent infringements since Arnold took over, we have the benefit of hindsight to confirm this.
It's clear the Nancy Pelosi machine is working overtime to ensure the congressional seat ends up an extension of their centralized planning campaign against freedom. Does anyone think Tom's opponent will buck his backers? And why is it do you suppose the democrat has been so shy about showing voters his hand in terms of his support for Barack Obama--the guy whose record proves he "would be the most anti-gun president in America's history" if elected?
There's really nothing more to say. California gun owners--I urge you to stop what you're doing, right now, and click on this link and start helping.
I first heard of Tom McClintock when he wrote this- A Modest Proposal for Saving Our Schools.
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Well worth reading.
http://republican.sen.ca.gov/web/mcclintock/article_print.asp?PID=292
Yep, them Ca folks (but for David being an Ex) really support em' big time look at all the support of em' from Ca to show on this site.
ReplyDeleteI refuse to rest my case that most folks, like 99.999 percent of them who say they are right wing folks are nothing but useful idiots for the liberal cause in one way or another. We have so many of those cockroaches from that great land of Ca in Idaho I could puke. CA sucks as a whole, but hey there's a few of em' that are OK, as I'm told.
Waiting to meet the first one in Idaho.
Hey is it too funny that Ca and cockroaches both start with a C, LOL!
ReplyDeleteAny recommendation for a 14th district candidate? Tom is 4th district.
ReplyDeletehey guys, I was born in Bakersfield, but I escaped to America.
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