The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Politics & RKBA => Topic started by: twyacht on March 28, 2010, 04:32:45 PM
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Sorry Harry, your a snake in the grass, and still have to go.
http://sweetness-light.com/archive/cnn-promotes-reids-nra-credentials#comment-176731
Reid touts NRA tie, reaches out to activists as Tea Partiers rally
March 27, 2010
Searchlight, Nevada (CNN) – As thousands of Tea Party activists rally in his hometown of Searchlight, Nevada, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is burnishing his Second Amendment credentials.
When was the last time you heard CNN tout a candidate’s Second Amendment credentials?
Reid’s re-election campaign describes National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre as "one of the senator’s supporters." The two are at a $60 million Clark County shooting park which, according to the Reid campaign, wouldn’t have opened without the senator’s help.
When was the last time you heard CNN quote the NRA in a favorable way?
Oh, and when was the last time you heard of a shooting range that cost $60 million taxpayer dollars?
In a statement to CNN regarding Saturday’s Tea Party rally in his hometown, the Senate’s top Democrat said: "I’m happy so many people came to see my hometown of Searchlight and spend their out-of-state money especially in these tough economic times. Ultimately though this election will be decided by Nevadans, not people from other states who parachute in for one day to have a tea party."
Reid’s camp is trying to welcome the Tea Partiers.
Yes, that repulsively snide comment was most welcoming.
The Nevada State Democratic Party and the Reid campaign have set up a hospitality tent not far from the Tea Party rally site. "We are serving Tea and donut holes in recognition that Senator Reid just passed health care reform and we’re closing the Medicare donut hole," says Zac Petkanas, deputy communications director of the Reid campaign. He adds it’s staffed, "with real Nevadans from Nevada and folks from Searchlight who support Reid."
We’re surprised they could find enough real Nevadans to man their in-hospitality tent for “Pinky” Reid.
But they were probably teamster thugs who are famous for their love of free doughnuts.
The Nevada Democrats hold their big Jefferson Jackson dinner Saturday night where former Vice President Al Gore will be the keynote speaker.
Speaking of real Nevadans.
Oh, and just wait until real Nevadans realize how hard “Pinky” Read is pushing ‘cap and trade.’
Though they never will from CNN or any of the rest of Mr. Reid’s lickspittle minions in the media.
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I wish Harry good shooting, (really) as a retired FORMER MEMBER of the U.S. Senate....
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I sure hope that he's better with firearms safety than representing the wishes of his constituents. It wouldn't do for him to be injured by any negligent discharges. ::)
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I sure hope that he's better with firearms safety than representing the wishes of his constituents. It wouldn't do for him to be injured by any negligent discharges. ::)
BS,
Like that video said,"He should wash his mouth out with a revolver" ;D
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It would be better if he took the Tom Daschle method,....don't go away mad,,,....just go away,....
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He is getting desperate
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When was the last time you heard CNN quote the NRA in a favorable way?
Amazing double standard isn't it?
Seems the Communist News Network, in lock step with the state run media, picks and chooses it's position.
Reid’s re-election campaign describes National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre as "one of the senator’s supporters."
If I get to meet LaPierre in Charlotte in May, I'll ask him about this...how far does this "support" go?????
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I saw a sign at the tea party rally in nevada. I said:
"Reid, its time to retire.... we are here to help."
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The NRA should be supporting Reid, and every other pro gun incumbent regardless of party. I don't pay them to do anything else. Vote right on guns, get NRA support. As far as healthcare, well we will make up our own minds, but its not what the NRA is paid to lobby for. I want any single issue group I fund to focus on that single issue.
FQ13
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The NRA should be supporting Reid, and every other pro gun incumbent regardless of party. I don't pay them to do anything else. Vote right on guns, get NRA support. As far as healthcare, well we will make up our own minds, but its not what the NRA is paid to lobby for. I want any single issue group I fund to focus on that single issue.
FQ13
Even if they support the signing of treaties and backdoor legislation that will disarm you? It's all fine and good when they vote the right way on a bill specific to firearms. The real record that we should look at is the votes that have back door gun grabs.
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If Reid or any other otherwise pro gun politician has specifically supported the UN Small Arms Treaty or any other "back door" anti gun proposals, I am sure the NRA will withdraw support.
LaPierre, speaking for the NRA, is one of the first and most vocal opponents of the UN treaty.
I am sure NRA support for Reid and any others who back those anti-gun measures will stop and a very aggressive statement of non-support will be repeatedly published and propagated.
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I notice the story posted by tw contained a photo of Reid showing how he REALLY feels about his constituents.
(http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/821420767_prj9b-O.jpg)
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Seems his Local supporters also threw eggs at the RV's and Tea Party Express Buses and threatened,...........you guessed it,......
Violence,,,
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304370304575151830740900748.html?mod=WSJ_latestheadlines
Andrew Breitbart, the conservative Internet entrepreneur who was one of several speakers at the rally, says the crowd was large enough that it raised the ire of local Reid supporters. He noticed one man holding a sign directing Tea Parties in the wrong direction. When Mr. Breitbart approached to chat with the Reid supporters, he saw several throwing eggs at the Tea Party Express buses. The protesters, he says, quickly surrounded him, including one who declared: "I'm going to have to go to jail today if this guy [Breitbart] doesn't leave."
"It's unsettling to see them use threats and provocation like this," he told me. He was especially peeved at what he witnessed given what he said were the unconfirmed accusations hurled at Tea Party protestors last week in Washington, including that some had used ugly and violent language against members of the Congressional Black Caucus. On stage at the Searchlight event, Mr. Breitbart offered to donate $100,000 to charity if anyone could provide video evidence that racial epithets were used against CBC members. Mr. Breitbart says he suspects the accusations were just a cynical attempt by the left and elements of the media to "marginalize" the Tea Party movement.
Real Class Act, I don't care if Reid is pro gun or not, he is an arrogant scumbag Liberal. Who would gladly relegate you to a 22 and a 12 guage,ban and confiscate everything else, or make you have a Federal Psych Eval to own a firearm, and throw the NRA under the bus. He's got to go.....
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The NRA should be supporting Reid, and every other pro gun incumbent regardless of party. I don't pay them to do anything else. Vote right on guns, get NRA support. As far as healthcare, well we will make up our own minds, but its not what the NRA is paid to lobby for. I want any single issue group I fund to focus on that single issue.
FQ13
I'm not a one issue voter. I will cut a politician with a good NRA rating a break. However, I will not give someone a pass on their whole record just because they get a good NRA rating. It is too easy to have a bad politician manipulate their votes to get a good NRA rating and game the system. Example, last fall when the State reciprocity for carry permits law was defeated by just a couple of votes. Once the measure failed it gave cover for a lot of politicians to vote in favor of an already defeated measure.
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The NRA should be supporting Reid, and every other pro gun incumbent regardless of party. I don't pay them to do anything else. Vote right on guns, get NRA support. As far as healthcare, well we will make up our own minds, but its not what the NRA is paid to lobby for. I want any single issue group I fund to focus on that single issue.
FQ13(D)
I'm not a one issue voter. I will cut a politician with a good NRA rating a break. However, I will not give someone a pass on their whole record just because they get a good NRA rating. It is too easy to have a bad politician manipulate their votes to get a good NRA rating and game the system. Example, last fall when the State reciprocity for carry permits law was defeated by just a couple of votes. Once the measure failed it gave cover for a lot of politicians to vote in favor of an already defeated measure.
WatchMan, You need to make yourself a New Years resolution - I already broke mine. ;D
Quaker(D) is just trying to pick a fight.... Yes, The NRA is an organization that focuses on one topic.... No, its not their job to help weed out the RINOs (or in this caser the Loony Liberals that only pay the 2nd amend attention for job security). But thats NOT the issue here. Why even throw it into the mix ??? I have not seen or heard anything from the NRA trying to get Reid re-elected. Its Reid who is trying to drum up the gun owner vote, but thats like Barney Frank trying to win the Evangelical vote.
The bottom line here is that Harry Reid is a danger to our freedoms.... ALL OF THEM. And for that reason, he needs to go.
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I agree with Eric and Watchman, in that if I lived in NV, I would not be voting for Reid. His shameless bribery on Health Care was reason enough. My point is simply that I think the NRA, and similar groups should stck to their issue. We can figure the rest of it out. I appreciate his opposition to an AWB, but, his porkapalooza was enough to make even K Street jaws drop.
FQ13
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I support the GOA and The JPFO, ande the SAF. The NRA parties too much with the usurpers.
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Thread drift..........get back on subject guys.
Harry Reid went shooting and I think that's great. Next time he needs to invite Dick Cheney !
Baaad joke, Bad Rastus, Bad Rastus, to the corner, Bad Rastus.
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Thread drift..........get back on subject guys.
Harry Reid went shooting and I think that's great. Next time he needs to invite Dick Cheney !
Baaad joke, Bad Rastus, Bad Rastus, to the corner, Bad Rastus.
Or maybe just use a different gun:
(http://www.theodoresworld.net/pics/0608/backwardgImage1.jpg)
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Thread drift..........get back on subject guys.
Harry Reid went shooting and I think that's great. Next time he needs to invite Dick Cheney !
Baaad joke, Bad Rastus, Bad Rastus, to the corner, Bad Rastus.
That's what I want to know. Reid went shooting. Was anyone else allowed to be there with loaded weapons while this was going on? Or was the secret service keeping all the other shooters unarmed?
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See the range Pork built!!! It seems nice!!!
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/mar/27/tea-party-town-harry-reid-helps-open-shooting-park/
Sen. Harry Reid shoots his personal 12-gauge shotgun during the grand opening of the Clark County Shooting Park in Las Vegas Saturday, March 27, 2010.
By Tiffany Gibson (contact)
Saturday, March 27, 2010 | 4:15 p.m.
Clark County Shooting Park
Sun Archives
As the Tea Party Express rolled into Searchlight on Saturday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid wasn’t home. Instead, he spent his morning at the grand opening of the Clark County Shooting Park, firing a shotgun at one of the facility’s new ranges.
“Everyone has said this is the greatest park in the United States of America, but I say it’s the greatest gun park in the world,” Reid said.
Reid helped to secure land and $61 million for the 2,900-acre facility under the Southern Nevada Public Lands Management Act. He was joined at the ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday by National Rifle Association of America Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, Rep. Shelley Berkley, Rep. Dina Titus, state Sen. John Jay Lee and Clark County Commissioner Tom Collins.
Reid practiced shooting at one of the ranges, firing six rounds from a 12-gauge shotgun and hitting two clay birds. Each clay bird busted into pieces and the crowd cheered as Reid reloaded the gun. Collins also fired several rounds.
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Shooting at the park, on the northern edge of the valley, costs $7 per day for rifles, pistols and archery and $6 per 25-bird round for shotguns.
It has an archery range and building with a 30-seat classroom, a rifle and pistol range, and a shotgun center and 80 spaces for recreational vehicles.
LaPierre said the park is expected to be a tourist attraction with 35,000 to 40,000 people expected to participate in shooting activities each year.
“I know how you worked,” LaPierre said to Reid before turning back to the audience. “(This) would not have opened without the work of Sen. Reid.”
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Since the park first opened on weekends in January, Lee said more than 4,000 shooters have participated – which he called a significant amount considering the range hasn’t been advertising.
The park will also be used for educational purposes, Collins said. Many youth groups have visited the park to learn about shooting sports and gun safety, he said.
Michael Reese, 15, said he has been shooting for seven years and visits the park every other weekend with his father. It’s become a tradition for the two of them, he said.
“It’s a very nice facility,” Reese said.
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Name that gun for a prize,....
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At $61 million dollars it must be sitting on some very expesinve land