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« West Virginia CCW reciprocity | Main | Proposal to add terrorist watch list to prohibited person category »

Bitter's on a roll!

Posted by David Hardy · 10 June 2007 05:59 PM

Bitter has a series of posts that chronicle the financial woes of the Brady Campaign. As in income drop of nearly a third in two years, operating on a loss of over $300,000 the first year, fundraising costs going up from 24% to 32% of budget.

And a good discussion of the NICS bill that's moving thru Congress. I haven't seen the wording and can't vouch for the content, but if it gives mental-committment prohibited persons the ability to regain firearms rights, it will be a big step forward. I know two persons, upstanding types, who right now are barred for life because years ago they had a mental committment.

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Letalis | June 11, 2007 8:52 AM | Reply

You ever wonder (hope?) that the Bitch Girls look a lot like the Suicide Girls?

Perverted minds want to know!

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