Brady bunch and our National parks

Status
Not open for further replies.
I get it builds up my intestinal fortitude reading this drivel. Now I have to write an email telling my senator (Levin) to support carry in the parks. Yeah I doubt it will do any good but I must try.
 
Elrod, you are linking to your own e-mail account. Here's the link you want.

Those people are nuts. How can making people less safe make them safer? Liberal logic I guess.........:confused:
 
Elrod,

That's because it links back to your e-mail. Unless you want to give us your login and password, your link will not work.

I got the same thing in my e-mail:

http://www.handguncontrol.org/media/release.php?release=963

MORE GUNS IN NATIONAL PARKS PUTS VISITORS AT RISK
Tell Your U.S. Senators to Protect Our National Parks: Oppose the Coburn Amendment


Dear Scout26,

A proposal facing action by the U.S. Senate would force National Park and National Wildlife Refuge managers to allow more loaded, hidden handguns in America's National Parks and Wildlife Refuges, endangering the public as well as wildlife.

Why are we putting hikers, campers, and families at risk by introducing loaded, hidden handguns into our National Parks? This proposal is a bad idea that the Senate should reject.

PLEASE CALL YOUR U.S. SENATORS TODAY!
Tell Them "More Guns in National Parks Puts Visitors at Risk: Oppose the Coburn Amendment to S. 2483"
Call (202) 224-3121 for the Capitol Switchboard
Click Here to Look Up Your Senators' Direct Numbers


Under current federal law, firearm possession and transportation in our National Parks is carefully regulated. But Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, an ally of the gun lobby, plans on offering an amendment to a broader bill on public lands issues that would weaken the reasonable gun restrictions on federal lands adopted in 1982 by the Reagan Administration.

Given the heightened security risks in the post-9/11 world, as well as contemporary concerns about poaching on federal lands, we find the Reagan Administration regulation to be both necessary and appropriate.

Tell your Senators to stand with the Association of National Park Rangers, the Coalition of National Park Service Retirees, and the U.S. Park Ranger Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police, who recently stated: "Senator Coburn’s amendment will make poaching in parks even more prevalent than it already is, thus reducing the opportunity for children, families, and Americans from all walks of life to easily view wildlife that so many parks provide."

Don't allow Senator Coburn to change federal law to expand the carrying of loaded guns in our National Parks!

Here's What You Can Do Today:

1. CALL YOUR U.S. SENATORS.
Tell them to OPPOSE the Coburn Amendment to S. 2483: We don't want more people carrying loaded, hidden guns in our National Parks!
Call (202) 224-3121 for the Capitol Switchboard
Click Here to Look Up Your Senators' Direct Numbers

2. EMAIL YOUR SENATORS.
If you can't call, or in addition, send an email to your Senators urging them to do the right thing on this important issue. Click here to send an email to both of your Senators.

3. SPREAD THE WORD.
Our Senators need to hear from as many of us as possible. Please click here to forward this email to friends and family.


For more information, please visit our website to read our press release and letter to the Secretary of the Interior on this important subject.

Please contact your Senators today and urge them to oppose the Coburn Amendment.

Sincerely,

Sarah Brady, Chair




If this e-mail was forwarded to you, click here to sign up for your own Brady Campaign alerts.

Donate to Support the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.

You can also mail a check to:
Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence
1225 Eye Street NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20005
 
I sent the following to each of my two senators via email:

"Dear Senator (Cornyn and Hutchison):

I am writing to ask you to please support the Coburn Amendment to S. 2483

When the Senate considers S. 2483, the National Forests, Parks, Public Land, and Reclamation Projects Authorization Act of 2007, I strongly urge you to support our Second Amendment Constitutional rights and support the Coburn amendment that would allow law-abiding American citizens to exercise our rights in our National Parks.

I believe that we can fully expect that doing so will significantly reduce the already small violent crime statistics as has been demonstrated in the numerous cases in which Citizen's Second-amendment rights have been affirmed. The policy change sought by Senator Coburn is a reasonable extension of the growing trend toward allowing law-abiding citizens to exercise their rights. Thank you."


I expect that they will be on the right side of the issue anyway, but you never know...
 
This is what the Brady Campaign means when it says it supports the right of the people to own guns. What they don’t say is that while they admit people have the right to own guns they want them so restricted that they are about a useful as owning property on Mars.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top