"The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund supports Sam Brownback because he is a champion and staunch defender of the Second Amendment freedoms of law-abiding Kansas gun owners," said Chris W. Cox, chairman of NRA-PVF. "As a U.S. senator, Sam has proven time and again to be a trustworthy and effective defender of our gun rights, and I know those same qualities will serve him well as governor." [More]Oh so that explains it--you know, why he hasn't commented on public facility carry, nor even acknowledged it in his agenda. I'm sure his hesitation is due to wondering if the bill is pro-gun enough.
Aren't you?
Sure?
The Lairds of Fairfax are always looking out for...Wayne LaPierre's salary level.
ReplyDeleteNot much else.
But slightly further up in this blog, you seem to castigate people for NOT supporting the NRA???
ReplyDeleteNot me. I castigate people for not taking over NRA.
ReplyDeletePer Jeff Knox, something like 7% of voting members bother to. Which means if more hard core would become voting members and select directors based on criteria like this, we would be in a position to issue direction to management, rather than just letting them run things as they see fit.