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« Buffalo NY seizes deceased gun owners' firearms | Main | An air gun for big game? »

Martha McSally recount fund

Posted by David Hardy · 16 November 2014 02:57 PM

In the last election, we had a cliffhanger of a race. It pitted Ron Barber, anti-gun and backed by a lot of independent expenditures by anti-gun organizations, against Col. (ret.) Martha McSally, who not only was pro-gun, but is retired Air Force, flew combat missions, holds a Master's from Harvard and graduated first in her class from the Air War College. In short, not the typical ("I'm a politician and likable") candidate.

She prevailed in the first vote count by 161 votes, out of nearly a quarter million cast, but the slim margin makes a recount automatic. She's asking for contributions to handle the recount. I've given, and would ask you to consider doing the same.

· Politics

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FWB | November 17, 2014 1:03 PM | Reply

If the government requires a recount then the expense belongs solely to the government. AND the government must hand that recount off to an unbiased, independent contractor who is out of state and not under the control of the powers that be within the state.

This is like primaries which are not public elections but are the province of the party and all cost for primaries should be born by the party and not by the people. The primary is NOT to benefit the people.

WP Zeller | November 17, 2014 2:36 PM | Reply

It might help to send a mention to Prof. Reynolds over at Instapundit.
The Instalance is a thing of awe.

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