She became a leader of Pennsylvanians Against Handgun Violence and later a board member of Ceasefire Pennsylvania.
So they had a mole, a bigot, and a UFO nut.
They really can pick 'em, can't they?
Bryan Miller says it's a dishonest tactic. I would put it in the same category as intentionally misleading the public on firearms, legislation, and statistics.
Paul's got his knickers in a twist and calls the NRA a bunch of meanies. At the same time he misleads the public on statistics. Go figure. He opines:
Reading the story, one imagines a group of executives over at NRA headquarters huddled around a copy of The Art of War with a flashlight in a dark basement office, hatching a new cloak-and-dagger plot.That's not the image I have. Unlike the BC, VPC, and CF, the NRA has enough money to pay their electric bills and afford copies for everyone.
An interesting comparison:
would this be similar to outspoken anti-gun activist Josh Sugarman (President of the Violence Policy Center) having a Federal Firearms Dealer License? -Zen21Tao
Why does Josh have it? One reason is to have inside access to industry trade shows.
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I'm feeling frisky.
I might just call Peter Hamm's number tonight and instruct him to tell Doug Pennington...
"The black bird flys at midnight, I REPEAT, the black bird flys at midnight."
What ya wanna bet that there's a whole lotta side ways glances and wispering going on in the gun control world. Even I'll admit that if the NRA hired a mole, they probably hired ten.
Let them canalbilize each other. They're one true strength was a unified message and strategy, a united front, complete with media talking points. I wonder how much they'll be sharing strategy across different orgs now.
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