Can'thavenuthingood
Member
This is the last day for this session of California's state Assembly. They have voted on AB 352 several times already and its getting close.
I understand Serialization of all ammo has been added to this bill. Once out of the Assembly it goes to the Governor for signing or veto. We'd rather not give him the decision.
Vick
This is from Mike Haas' posting over at Calguns.net
From Paul Payne: THE LAST DAY
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Paul's in direct communication with Ed at the capitol and can only occasionally post/email. he asked me to communicate the following.
Mike
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To All:
Your efforts remind me of a couple of my favorite excepts from Shakespeare's HENRY V
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Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more........................
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in England now-a-bed
Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
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This is the last day of this two-year legislative session.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California didn't take the fight to the legislature, because we did.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California weren't organized and effective, because we were -- and are.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California didn't push until the end, because we will.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California weren't on the offensive in 2006, because we have been and have two pro-gun bills (signed into law) to prove it.
And no one can say that Ed Worley and I, and the NRA leadership, is not extremely proud of your efforts, because we are!
No matter what happens today, you have fought for the Second Amendment and the NRA and make us all proud.
The legislature is now back in the Capitol and we are in the final hours. Anything can happen. Last night, your efforts (led by Ed's direction) held AB352 on the Assembly Floor on multiple votes. It will be back today!
We will focus our efforts for maximum efficiency.
Please call the following legislators and ask them to OPPOSE AB352!
Name -------------------------- Sac office
Joseph Canciamilla ----------- (916) 319-2011
Shirley Horton---------------- (916) 319-2078
Gloria Negrete McLeod ------- (916) 319-2061
Tom Umberg ----------------- (916) 319-2069
Leland Yee ------------------ (916) 319-2012
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Tom Umberg switched his vote to a "YES." Urge him NOT TO SUPPORT AB352
- Leland Yee switched his vote to a "NO." Urge him to continue to OPPOSE AB352
- The others have not supported AB352. THANK THEM and urge them to continue to OPPOSE AB352
<<< CIRCULATE THIS MESSAGE TO ALL GUN OWNERS SO THEY CAN HELP IN THIS EFFORT >>>
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Last edited by mikehaas : 08-31-2006 at 11:36 AM.
I understand Serialization of all ammo has been added to this bill. Once out of the Assembly it goes to the Governor for signing or veto. We'd rather not give him the decision.
Vick
This is from Mike Haas' posting over at Calguns.net
From Paul Payne: THE LAST DAY
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Paul's in direct communication with Ed at the capitol and can only occasionally post/email. he asked me to communicate the following.
Mike
-----------
To All:
Your efforts remind me of a couple of my favorite excepts from Shakespeare's HENRY V
================================================
Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more........................
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in England now-a-bed
Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
================================================
This is the last day of this two-year legislative session.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California didn't take the fight to the legislature, because we did.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California weren't organized and effective, because we were -- and are.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California didn't push until the end, because we will.
No one can say that the NRA Members' Councils of California weren't on the offensive in 2006, because we have been and have two pro-gun bills (signed into law) to prove it.
And no one can say that Ed Worley and I, and the NRA leadership, is not extremely proud of your efforts, because we are!
No matter what happens today, you have fought for the Second Amendment and the NRA and make us all proud.
The legislature is now back in the Capitol and we are in the final hours. Anything can happen. Last night, your efforts (led by Ed's direction) held AB352 on the Assembly Floor on multiple votes. It will be back today!
We will focus our efforts for maximum efficiency.
Please call the following legislators and ask them to OPPOSE AB352!
Name -------------------------- Sac office
Joseph Canciamilla ----------- (916) 319-2011
Shirley Horton---------------- (916) 319-2078
Gloria Negrete McLeod ------- (916) 319-2061
Tom Umberg ----------------- (916) 319-2069
Leland Yee ------------------ (916) 319-2012
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Tom Umberg switched his vote to a "YES." Urge him NOT TO SUPPORT AB352
- Leland Yee switched his vote to a "NO." Urge him to continue to OPPOSE AB352
- The others have not supported AB352. THANK THEM and urge them to continue to OPPOSE AB352
<<< CIRCULATE THIS MESSAGE TO ALL GUN OWNERS SO THEY CAN HELP IN THIS EFFORT >>>
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Last edited by mikehaas : 08-31-2006 at 11:36 AM.
