yanici
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Well, Ed Markey has announced he's running as a Dem in the Senate race for Kerry's seat. He has clout and should easily defeat Idependent candidate Brown should he decide to run against Markey.
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Turnout at these sorts of elections is terrible. It is possible to win, but it will require each of us do far more than we have ever done or even considered doing in an election.Well, Ed Markey has announced he's running as a Dem in the Senate race for Kerry's seat. He has clout and should easily defeat Idependent candidate Brown should he decide to run against Markey.
Turnout at these sorts of elections is terrible. It is possible to win, but it will require each of us do far more than we have ever done or even considered doing in an election.
At this point he needs to come out as the Democrat that he is .
If I could figure out how to get the required signatures running on a platform of "government is not here to solve your problems but rather to keep you free to solve them in your own communities," I would run.So you're agreeing to run for office then? Good. We've got your back.
If I could figure out how to get the required signatures running on a platform of "government is not here to solve your problems but rather to keep you free to solve them in your own communities," I would run.
I am open to suggestions and help.
If I could figure out how to get the required signatures running on a platform of "government is not here to solve your problems but rather to keep you free to solve them in your own communities," I would run.
I am open to suggestions and help.
At this point he needs to come out as the Democrat that he is .
That's what I honestly expect. I mean, the past election he ran away from "Republican" and plastered "Independent" everywhere.
Been avoiding the press, do you have a link on that?I admittedly have not read all 20 pages here's one point I'd like to make: I wonder how much of an ass Brown feels now that there was NO Assault Rifle (or weapon as they like to say) involved with this terrible tragedy? It was all done with pistols and .22 at that. Wow, an AWB would most certainly have prevented that evil moron from doing his worst.
Brown did nothing more than feed on the desire for people from MASS to have one conservative senator and he played the part well up until the time he was inaugurated.
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They will only feel like asses if they are forced to admit it publicly. So far I haven't seen any such thing casually from the talking heads and headlines you can't avoid anywhere you go now.There have been numerous threads on multiple forums. A few days ago, I reported that a first-responder I know confirmed to me first hand that there was no .223 or highpower wound damage and that everything he examined was .22. Then, a day or two ago, it was released that no rifles were in the school, but four handguns, obviously in .22. That's what was used on the mother. So, the Bushmaster story was 100% bogus. Something was found in his car be we don't know what yet. We also don't know if he shot his way in or buzzed in. Both have been reported twice with no confirmation on anything.
So, all the talking heads....the anti-gunners screaming about large caliber high-capacity magazines were lured there but rumors, not facts. They must feel like asses right now. Not to take anything away from the tragedy. Check over at AR-15 forums, hometown, New England. There are three or four threads regarding this. Still, information trickles out so only the newes posts will have the links you're looking for.
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There have been numerous threads on multiple forums. A few days ago, I reported that a first-responder I know confirmed to me first hand that there was no .223 or highpower wound damage and that everything he examined was .22. Then, a day or two ago, it was released that no rifles were in the school, but four handguns, obviously in .22. That's what was used on the mother. So, the Bushmaster story was 100% bogus. Something was found in his car be we don't know what yet. We also don't know if he shot his way in or buzzed in. Both have been reported twice with no confirmation on anything.
So, all the talking heads....the anti-gunners screaming about large caliber high-capacity magazines were lured there but rumors, not facts. They must feel like asses right now. Not to take anything away from the tragedy. Check over at AR-15 forums, hometown, New England. There are three or four threads regarding this. Still, information trickles out so only the newes posts will have the links you're looking for.
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http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/50208495#50208495
This is not to say their info is rock solid but things are coming to light.
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From the very outset of this horrible mess, I've been the one in my circle of friends to said that this would all 'blow over' and that we were feeling the 'false pressure' of those who look at any opportunity to criticize firearms and their legit owners. I said it would tail off quickly and it really has. The press is now more focused on the discussions of what to do with the school, (tear it down works) and also some more local stories and about one last vigil today someplace in town. The talk about guns and the murderer and his creepy family are muted. The press will take the opportunity of the New Year celebrations to bury this story more and more and only bring it forward if something major develops. We won't see any more magazine restriction or confiscation discussions except with the uber stupid out there like Bloomberg. Everyone else knows they went off the deep end without knowing what was below and it bit 'em but good. Couldn't happen to a better bunch of deserving creeps.
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email reply from Scott Brown:
Dear
Thank you for contacting me regarding the recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. I appreciate hearing from you and value your opinion.
On December 14, 2012, Adam Lanza entered Sandy Hook Elementary School, killing 26 people, including 20 children. After such a tragic event, we must come together as a nation to mourn those who were lost and keep the victims and their families in our thoughts and prayers. To that end, I supported S. Res. 621, which condemned the horrific attack that occurred in Newtown; this resolution passed the Senate on December 17, 2012.
I was committed to public safety as a State Representative and State Senator and remain so as your U.S. Senator. I’m proud that Massachusetts has some of the strongest gun laws in the country, and I supported the state assault weapons ban. As a U.S. Senator, I opposed the national concealed carry reciprocity legislation because it would have weakened the ability of Massachusetts to enforce its own strong gun laws. I would also support renewing the federal assault weapons ban. In the wake of this tragedy, Americans must come together for a national conversation about how to prevent these crimes.
Again, thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. If you have any additional questions or comments, please feel free to contact me or visit my website at www.scottbrown.senate.gov.
Sincerely,
Scott P. Brown
United States Senator
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