Looking for Input

[JB Books]

Ever since my "epiphany," I have been thinking about starting a PAC (Political Action Committee) that is designed to find and support politicians who share our commitment to preserving our 2nd Amendment rights and who support our 4th and 7th Amendment rights as well. Politicians who are not "bought and paid for" by either the State Chamber of Commerce or an equally odious liberal group.

What do you all think?

 

[Vamoose]

I think it's a noble undertaking.

 

[Big House]

Not a lot can be done unless you're willing to buy the vote. Seems that's the way merca has moved. Go into politics at median income, retire as a millionar.

I like the idea though.

 

[vicious]

I love the idea. I don't know more than my own opinion, but I'd be willing to help if I could.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

We're gonna need a bigger boat

 

[Keelty]

Good idea!

 

[Rumur]

I like it

 

[Blinocac200sx]

How can a busy husband and soon to be father of two help with such a venture?

 

[Lurker66]

My advice is to take a look at how Obama won. Say what you will, but instead of PACs, you need a grass roots movement. One vote at a time works but takes dedication and patience.

Learn from your new adversary, study him. Remember too, that when asking for political advice on this forum that 80% of this forum misjudged or underestimated Obama and his team. Do not make that mistake.

 

[davek]

What are the going rates for access to State and Federal legislators these days?