Meanwhile, Over in the Green Mountain State

The Reds in Burlington cited the wrong statute in their citizen disarmament "charter change." [More]

"No problem," says the city attorney, and why not?  After all, these are the same insolent scofflaws who have been in-your-face stonewalling lawful records requests since September.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs just sent out this email:

These two radio ads began playing on at 6 AM on WDEV, a station that hits a large broadcast area, including the Burlington and Montpelier areas. And if you think this is just a gun control in Burlington problem and does not impact you in your town you are wrong, dead wrong.

Yesterday the E-mail alert below went out from a national gun control organization to Vermont antis.

"But this isn't just Burlington's fight. Whatever happens to these three proposed changes will help set the stage for reforming Vermont’s gun laws."

This is an attack on the Vermont Sportsmen's Bill of Rights, state law effective since 1988, which protects guns, ammo, reloading, shooting, hunting, fishing and trapping from municipal attack. In 2006 range protection from municipalities political driven whim was added. Burlington is attacking all of your rights.

If Burlington gets their exemption to this law, other municipalities will seek the same.

These "NO" Burlington ballot items are 6, 7, 8. Got friends in Burlington? Tell them to vote "NO"

Protect your Vermont Sportsmen's Bill of Rights. Check it out at www.vtfsc.org

I don't see where they have posted the radio spots on their website. I'll ask and update this with a link if they do. If not, i need to do a workaround, but just don't have time right now.

UPDATE: