Second Amendment 16 Republicans sided w Feinstein, Schumer, and Reid

Hope this is the right place.

Here are the 16 Republicans who just moments ago voted with Feinstein, Schumer and Reid to advance Obama's gun control bill.

If you are represented by one of these Senators, please get on the phone and let them know what you think.

202-224-3121
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Kelly Ayotte (N.H.)
Richard Burr (N.C.)
Saxby Chambliss (Ga.)
Tom Coburn (Okla.)
Susan Collins (Maine)
Bob Corker (Tenn.)
Jeff Flake (Ariz.)
Lindsey Graham (S.C.)
Dean Heller (Nev.)
John Hoeven (N.D.)
Johnny Isakson (Ga.)
Mark Kirk (Ill.),
John McCain (Ariz.)
Pat Toomey (Pa.)
Roger Wicker (Miss.)
Lamar Alexander (Tenn.)

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True, Toomey, McCain, Graham, all lost causes, but the others need their phone lines burned up.

 

Won't do any good. They're all card-carrying statist scum.

 

Bob Corker is a RINO through and through!

Yeah, I'll be contacting him, again, and again, and again.

Got so ticked off at seeing Mr. Corker, didn't see Mr. Alexander at the bottom. both are getting reminders they work for the PEOPLE of the state, not their own agenda.

BTW, Mr. Corkers FB page is 99% against him for his for, only one or 2 people have said they approve of it.

 

Hey I don't think ANY of what we do does any good, not a damn bit. This game plan has been drawn up long before they went public with it, and if anyone believes our opinions mean squat to them they're deluded. We can write and protest and call all we like, but we're either preaching to the rapidly shrinking choir or being ignored. Vote them out? Whatever. They nationalized elections, they'll call the shots on who runs them now.

That doesn't mean I'm going quietly into that good night. I'll happily become one of the reasons their interns dread answering the phones or emails.

 

Ditch Witch, you are, I doubt that us sending letters, emails, phone calls to these people does anything to sway their vote. They will vote where the money is.

 

I wouldn't read too much into that vote. It was to allow the bill onto the Senate floor for debate. Not an indication of how they might vote when it comes time to 1) end debate (better place for a filibuster than not allowing debate) and 2) pass/defeat the legislation. But allowing debate, it gets the legislation into the open where it can be more easily killed.

 

I can't believe the balls of our elected officials. It would only take a few people with nothing left to loose to turn this thing around. Think of the movie God Bless America

 

Tring to see the bright side.... if it goes to a vote maybe they won't all vote for it and some Dems will vote against it.... if they pass the house will shoot it down.... (well i can dream can't I)

 

I'm not so sure I trust the House to shoot it down any more.

 

I haven't even bothered to see what ammo may or may not be available today. I'm sure the remainder has dried up like the Sahara.

 

I agree with Icefoot on this one. I will reserve judgement till I see a proposed bill. This may just be a tactic to say lets see what cards you have before you show your full hand.

 

I heard Graham on the Hannity show. He thinks they are being quite clever. His group wants it to come to a vote, confident it will force some Dems to vote against it and thus be a glorious defeat of the Dems. And as backup the senators feel they can play games with the idea the House will kill it anyway.

The problem is we should not be taking any chances with something this important. There were enough senators ready to filibuster that they could have killed it dead right now and be done with it.

Now it us kept alive thanks to the likes of these too clever RINOs, and ever day is a chance for the WH and Dems to convince one more Repub to vote their way.

You don't negotiate with tyrants and liars. You put them down as quickly and permanently as possible.

How is it a state such as AZ elects a whacko bird as McCain? He drools at the thought if voting with the Dems and a chance to criticize fellow Repubs. In a red state like AZ hiw does this RINO turd keep getting re-elected. Same with Graham in SC?

 

Phoenix and Tucson elect him. Not enough population density in the rest of the state to overcome the cities.

 

Helping man the Grass Roots of NC booth at the gun show in Charlotte, NC Saturday. Am sure some will get an earful. Mr. Burr and I are going to have to talk and soon.

 

From another NC resident, please pass on (in strong but polite terms) to Mr. Burr (and Hagan if you can get her ear) the need to kill this legislation in the Senate and not let it get to the House.

 

Am sure he understands that his re election hinges on what happens on the floor.