Anonymous wrote:There are several very good dem candidates.
No one is taking this for granted. We know how this is done after the big wins in the state elections last year. And people are fired up in her district. She’s incredibly vulnerable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is extreme. She is a rich arrogant cheny republican from mclean
Opposes Semi-auto Ban: Opposes any ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms used for hunting, recreational shooting and self-defense.
Opposes Ammo Ban: Signed a letter condemning the Obama administration’s flagrant attempt to ban the most popular and widely used rifle ammunition.
https://www.nraila.org/campaigns/2016/barbara-comstock/
And you can't even spell. You guys have already tried this same thread before and we shot it down. $14,000 is chump change and you know it. Sit in your boiler rooms and churn this stuff out because those in the district know you're being paid to churn this junk out about all Republican candidates up in November. Your rhetoric is the same every time. Next you'll try the Town Hall argument which doesn't work. Then you'll try health care and the thread will die as it always does.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is extreme. She is a rich arrogant cheny republican from mclean
Opposes Semi-auto Ban: Opposes any ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms used for hunting, recreational shooting and self-defense.
Opposes Ammo Ban: Signed a letter condemning the Obama administration’s flagrant attempt to ban the most popular and widely used rifle ammunition.
https://www.nraila.org/campaigns/2016/barbara-comstock/
And you can't even spell. You guys have already tried this same thread before and we shot it down. $14,000 is chump change and you know it. Sit in your boiler rooms and churn this stuff out because those in the district know you're being paid to churn this junk out about all Republican candidates up in November. Your rhetoric is the same every time. Next you'll try the Town Hall argument which doesn't work. Then you'll try health care and the thread will die as it always does.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is extreme. She is a rich arrogant cheny republican from mclean
Opposes Semi-auto Ban: Opposes any ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms used for hunting, recreational shooting and self-defense.
Opposes Ammo Ban: Signed a letter condemning the Obama administration’s flagrant attempt to ban the most popular and widely used rifle ammunition.
https://www.nraila.org/campaigns/2016/barbara-comstock/
And you can't even spell. You guys have already tried this same thread before and we shot it down. $14,000 is chump change and you know it. Sit in your boiler rooms and churn this stuff out because those in the district know you're being paid to churn this junk out about all Republican candidates up in November. Your rhetoric is the same every time. Next you'll try the Town Hall argument which doesn't work. Then you'll try health care and the thread will die as it always does.
Anonymous wrote:She is extreme. She is a rich arrogant cheny republican from mclean
Opposes Semi-auto Ban: Opposes any ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms used for hunting, recreational shooting and self-defense.
Opposes Ammo Ban: Signed a letter condemning the Obama administration’s flagrant attempt to ban the most popular and widely used rifle ammunition.
https://www.nraila.org/campaigns/2016/barbara-comstock/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most gun users are fine with reasonable restrictions like background checks. Scalia said the 2nd amendement doesn’t cover assault rifles. The NRA does not represent most gun users’ views so comstock shouldn’t be in their pocket.
Why aren't reasonable gun owners speaking up and fighting for reasonable changes, like background checks, taxing the sh!t out of guns and ammo, and requiring insurance? These are highly sensible, doable things.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most gun users are fine with reasonable restrictions like background checks. Scalia said the 2nd amendement doesn’t cover assault rifles. The NRA does not represent most gun users’ views so comstock shouldn’t be in their pocket.
Why aren't reasonable gun owners speaking up and fighting for reasonable changes, like background checks, taxing the sh!t out of guns and ammo, and requiring insurance? These are highly sensible, doable things.
Anonymous wrote:$14k is absolutely nothing. You seriously think that's what's holding her feet to the fire.
What people need to understand is that the NRA does NOT derive its influence by making campaign contributions. Its influence comes from the fact that its members are very, very loyal one-issue voters.
If you're thinking that $14k in four years is enough to "buy" a congressman, you're laughably naïve.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$14k is absolutely nothing. You seriously think that's what's holding her feet to the fire.
What people need to understand is that the NRA does NOT derive its influence by making campaign contributions. Its influence comes from the fact that its members are very, very loyal one-issue voters.
If you're thinking that $14k in four years is enough to "buy" a congressman, you're laughably naïve.
They were one of her top 50 contributors for the 2016 election.
That district will have a good Democratic option in the midterms. She’s done.
Don't forget, it's a gerrymandered district going out past Winchester all the way to the West Virginia border. Don't take the election for granted, everyone needs to be engaged, vote, don't buy the negative campaigning or lose enthusiasm.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$14k is absolutely nothing. You seriously think that's what's holding her feet to the fire.
What people need to understand is that the NRA does NOT derive its influence by making campaign contributions. Its influence comes from the fact that its members are very, very loyal one-issue voters.
If you're thinking that $14k in four years is enough to "buy" a congressman, you're laughably naïve.
They were one of her top 50 contributors for the 2016 election.
That district will have a good Democratic option in the midterms. She’s done.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$14k is absolutely nothing. You seriously think that's what's holding her feet to the fire.
What people need to understand is that the NRA does NOT derive its influence by making campaign contributions. Its influence comes from the fact that its members are very, very loyal one-issue voters.
If you're thinking that $14k in four years is enough to "buy" a congressman, you're laughably naïve.
They were one of her top 50 contributors for the 2016 election.