Fred and Sig

[gemurdock]

Hey MB,

I am sure you have already thought of it, and it may even be in the works, but in case not:  How about a photo op at Sig, a great example of U.S. manufacturing, for Fred, the best candidate to support the 2nd amendment, and by extension the customers of the aforementioned manufaturer, in Exeter, NH?  If you are putting together a list of names of Sig Customers (many times over for me) who are behind Fred's candidacy to help sway them, please include this NRA Endowment member.

Regards,
George

[gemurdock]

P.S.  If it is not against the rules, you might even try posting something over on SigForum (120th most active forum on the 'net) to collect more names.   G.

[clayflingythingy]

Hey MB,

I am sure you have already thought of it, and it may even be in the works, but in case not:  How about a photo op at Sig, a great example of U.S. manufacturing, for Fred, the best candidate to support the 2nd amendment, and by extension the customers of the aforementioned manufaturer, in Exeter, NH?  If you are putting together a list of names of Sig Customers (many times over for me) who are behind Fred's candidacy to help sway them, please include this NRA Endowment member.

Regards,
George

I would suggest Fred doesn't have time for such a photo op. He is supposed to be spending every day from now until the Ia caucus in Ia. If he doesn't win or come in second there his campaign may very well be over. If Fred doesn't do well in IA then his only other hope is SC. Meaning he would have to move full time into SC until the primary if he was to have a shot at winning SC. Remember, Fred isn't even in the race in NH as he is polling in single digits.

Fred has already spent too much of the campaign staging photo ops at T/C and gunshops. If he is to have any chance at all he better be out campaigning hard.