The Evil, Satanic, GOP only NRA

Supports Mark Udall (DColorado)?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC59zTSiWo


From The NRA publication "America's First Freedom"

Senator Mark Udall D Colorado, is making efforts to restore existing gun ranges that have been neglected and shut down, as well as build new ranges on public lands.


But, But the NRA is nothing more than a republican political action committee I read it right here on DU.

9 out of 10 Canadians said so

gives Mitt a solid B

Sponsored by
National Association
for Gun Rights
Permission granted to reproduce
www.nationalgunrights.org
&
www.rmgo.org
(2002 C-SPAN2 Gubernatorial debate) Note: actual video available on our website
"We do have tough gun laws in Massachusetts; I
support them," he said. "I won't chip away at them;
I believe they protect us and provide for our safety."
Romney using Sarah Brady’s rhetoric
(Gov. Romney’s news release, 7/1/2004)
"These guns are not made for recreation or
self-defense," Romney said. "They are instruments of
destruction with the sole purpose of hunting down
and killing people."
Romney signs permanent ban on Semi-Automatics
(Gov. Romney’s news release, 7/1/2004)
“In a move that will help keep the streets and
neighborhoods of Massachusetts safe, Governor Mitt
Romney today signed into law a permanent assault
weapons ban...”

No different than Obama's history, yet the half Irish Democrat gets an F.
Can you name any Democrat with a record on guns like Mitt's with a B?

I have a difficult time navigating the NRA site to find primary endorsements (if there were any).

Apparently, in 2002, the NRA graded both Romney and O'Brien (the Democrat) with B grades and declined to endorse one over the other.
But then Romney signed into law the MASS gun control legislation. Do you know if the NRA has addressed his more recent activity or if they graded him in a primary candidate in 2007? I may be wrong, but they may not grade or endorse primary candidates.

They could take some of the Pittman Robertson money, which comes from a tax on firearms and ammunition, combine it with the Civilian Marksmanship Program and get some top tier ranges.

:rofl:

Good one. Though you better watch it...whining by Canadians seems to be in vogue right now..

Just like reporting this thread as gratuitous bigotry was.

DEMOCRAT Mark Udall,,,,,,"F"



http://www.votesmart.org/candidate/evaluations/12329

2006
Gun Owners of America - Positions
50%
2005
Gun Owners of America - Positions
50%
2003-2004
Gun Owners of America - Positions
10%
2003
Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence - Lifetime Score
100%
2003
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence - Positions
100%
2002
Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence - Lifetime Score
100%
2001-2002
Gun Owners of America - Positions on Gun Rights
0%
2001
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence - Positions
100%
2000
National Rifle Association - Lifetime Score **********************************************************************************************
F
1999-2000
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence - Positions
100%
1999-2000
Gun Owners of America - Positions on Gun Rights
0%



Now, what were you saying?

From the Christian Science Monitor:

Why the NRA is rallying behind endangered Democrats


Historically, the NRA has overwhelmingly supported Republicans. But Democrats began backing many pro-gun House candidates in 2006, and now the NRA is coming to their defense.

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Elections/House/2010/1008/Why-the-NRA-is-rallying-behind-endangered-Democrats

gives Mark Udall 100% rating

You guys agree now.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

will banish him first!

he's a Democrat.

From politicalticker at CNN:

"The NRA has figured out - why own one party, when you can own both parties?"

The National Rifle Association boasts around four million members, and has a substantial campaign war chest, with $15 to $20 million earmarked for spending on the 2010 cycle. It has also produced ads supporting at least seven Republicans, in Senate, House, and gubernatorial races.

According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the group has donated $169,500 to Democratic and $350,550 to Republican Congressional campaigns this cycle. Of the ten candidates who got the most, four are Democrats.

Udall going on a NRA talk show tells me he probably ain't going after the Brady Campaign endorsement.

It is a tool, nothing more. Perhaps it is what it represents to you that is the problem?

.........they are WAY to quiet up there. They must be up to something.

You had to be there

Thee and me, we're stupid.

We're Canadians, how could we be otherwise?

well, you're half right.

Also, backfired intent in the OP.

This sort of shit does us no favors. The NRA's political arm is pretty much unredeemable at this point. Don't waste the electrons. They are neither beneficial, nor necessary to protect our basic civil rights.

that two of the posters in this thread alone have at least one Canadian "on ignore".

You have to watch out: if you actually see what a Canadian says, the light might blind you.

hoser

"If you actually see what a Canadian says."

It's the Great White North.

They're holding up those Molson's to protect you from snow blindness!

God bless my union brothers at the northern breweries!

"They're holding up those Molson's to protect you from snow blindness!"

Those couldn't be anything but Elsinore beer!

(at least one of them) are stubbies, what we drank beer out of for centuries here until brewers abandoned another Canadian icon for the soulless tall thin things from south of the border.

http://www.stubby.ca/

...... Oh, well, you see, I've never actually seen Strange Brew. Wiki has now educated me. ;) Who knew it had a plot?

But I guess they were the uncles of the Trailer Park Boys.

Not an Are Kay Bee Eh? to be seen ...

Some other fun NRA videos there, I must say.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsKaGCcQmAQ&feature=relmfu

Liberty University OKs Concealed Guns on Campus
"Cam Edwards talks to Jerry Falwell Jr., Chancellor of Liberty University"

:rofl:

A few of Wayne LaPierre's columns and you start to wonder when they're gonna push for open hunting seasons on Liberals.

pretty kitty...looks like one we have - only yours isn't quite as fat...

Don't get much better then that!

Sneaking around from door to door at night, leaving grocery bags full of them on peoples' front porches. I made so many jars of pickles I doubt that I'll ever be able to eat them all.

The following year I made about 20 jars of pickled garlic cloves, which I grew.

it's amazing what you can learn on DU

Other than that, treat them the same as cucumbers.

is populated with a bunch of folks who really don't understand politics. Their slant toward the Republican Party is quite obvious and more than a bit counter-productive. Bush was ready and willing to sign a new AWB if Congress would pass one. The Bush terror black lists are now being touted as yet another gun control tool. And they still blindly support Republicans. Sure they'll endorse a Democrat once in a while but they sure won't spend any money to back up that endorsement.

Grover Norguist must OK all Democrats that are endorsed by the NRA. Anyone else remember Zell Miller? typical NRA Democrat.

yup

:rofl:

the NRA is not part of the GOP and many members of this forum are part of the NRA.

Try to educate yourself on this issue just a LITTLE bit, would you?

Wayne Lapierre(Obama has a secret 10 point plan), Ted Nugent(suck on this Obama and Pelosi) and Grover Norquist(take the pledge) they are a right wing org. This post proves it, pat Udall on the back and screw him in the a** with a life time F grade. Of all of those wonderful Democrats they have supported, name one progressive ever elected to the Board of Directors or President of the NRA? I think you need a little education more than the others.

Try reading for comprehension next time.

gun rights Democrats too?