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"The exemption for large, established national groups neutralized a potential NRA attack, which would have had most moderate and "blue dog" Democrats running for cover. "The NRA's opposition would have killed the bill," one House leadership aide said."


Of course, hindsight is 20/20,but I am all most sick.I understand and agree with the NRA's position. Not that I would fail to do what I could on my own to defeat the bill, but we now have a much harder fight than we might have had.

On to the senate, and if we do not kill it there, then civil diobediance and the supreme court.

bayouhazard wrote:

austinrealtor wrote:Bowing to political realities maintains the status quo. Principled stands inspire the masses to join your cause.

Go ahead. Nothing the NRA did here prevents you from spending as much of your time and money as you want to defeat the bill.

You bet I will