Is your Mayor on this list?
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Yellowfin
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New York has way too many. I can understand NYC maybe, but the rest are inexcusable and must be kicked off the ballot in the primaries which are three weeks away.
This is what there mission statement says:
"Message from the Co-Chairs
As mayors, our highest responsibility is to enforce the law and to protect the people we serve. One of the most difficult challenges we face in meeting this responsibility is preventing criminals from illegally obtaining guns and preventing those who do get them from using them. The issue of illegal guns is not conservative or liberal; it is an issue of law and order -- and life or death."
But when you scratch that thin but shiny, political veneer, you quickly realize their real agenda is control and regulation of legal guns and gun owners.
BTW, I am a Mayor, but not one of the two listed for OR.
"Message from the Co-Chairs
As mayors, our highest responsibility is to enforce the law and to protect the people we serve. One of the most difficult challenges we face in meeting this responsibility is preventing criminals from illegally obtaining guns and preventing those who do get them from using them. The issue of illegal guns is not conservative or liberal; it is an issue of law and order -- and life or death."
But when you scratch that thin but shiny, political veneer, you quickly realize their real agenda is control and regulation of legal guns and gun owners.
BTW, I am a Mayor, but not one of the two listed for OR.
w_houle
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I expected to see Kansas on that list. I predicted one correctly and two that I thought were going to be on the list were not. Kansas City was to be expected: My other two choices were Junction City, and Wichita due to them being not very gun friendly. Can't say I know the others, but Lansing has that big prison, and you'd just think the mayor of that town would know better.
metallic
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My mayor is on the list, but I'm more than content with my state's F from the Crazy Bunch
sarduy
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i need to start writing letters to all FL city. 
Dave Munson, mayor of Sioux Falls, SD WAS a member of this group until recently. He was contacted by Senator Thune when the rumor was circulating that Munson opposed the "nationwide concealed carry" bill Thune was advocating. Whatever the exchange was between them, it brought about results. Afterwards, Munson said he supported Thune's bill, and appearently renounced his membership (or had it revoked??) to Mayors against Illegal Guns. I was relieved to hear this, as he was the sole member of the group in the entire state of South Dakota, a very pro-gun state. Previously, I even submitted requests to local media to cover Munson's membership in this group, as it seemed very odd that a SD mayor would join such a group. My requests were ignored, but appearently Senator Thune's conversation accomplished what I saw as mmy ultimate goal.... keeping this group OUT of SD ENTIRELY
Not my mayor (I don't have one being in the country), but nearby, Jerry Abramson, Mayor for Life of Louisville, KY, is a complete uber liberal joke.
Aside from his stance on firearms, his main goal in political life seems to be spending Louisville rich. (For you northerners who didn't follow that, spending yourself rich means, aw heck. Just look at what Obama, Botox Queen, and Desert Tortoise Reid are doing to the nation.)
Aside from his stance on firearms, his main goal in political life seems to be spending Louisville rich. (For you northerners who didn't follow that, spending yourself rich means, aw heck. Just look at what Obama, Botox Queen, and Desert Tortoise Reid are doing to the nation.)
TOTC
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There are three in Missouri. St. Louis' Francis Slay, Creve Coeur MO and Kansas City MO. I'm going to focus on Creve Coeur and St. Louis. Francis Slay especially, as he's the longest sitting mayor in the city's history. Time for him to go for a variety of reasons.
Zach S
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Yer showing yer age. I haven't heard spending rich in a long time.
HoosierQ
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Not Mine (Indpls)
I am surprised so many small town Indiana mayors are on there.
But the Mayor of Indianapolis, Greg Ballard-R, retired USMC Lt Col, is not.
I am surprised so many small town Indiana mayors are on there.
But the Mayor of Indianapolis, Greg Ballard-R, retired USMC Lt Col, is not.
bababooey32
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Shameless - Will Wynn isn't the mayor of Austin anyomre. Lee Leffingwell is Austin's new mayor as of June.
DougDubya
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Not surprised that the Machine boss was on that list of shame.
Luckily, the mayor of my suburb wasn't on it.
Luckily, the mayor of my suburb wasn't on it.
jhco
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No but close nuff
Bruno2
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My mayor is on the list . The only one in OK (the bad news) . She is quitting and not running for a second term (the good news )
) . She is quitting and not running for a second term (the good news )chuckusaret
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The right to bear arms was hotly discussed at my last mens club meeting that I attended. The people that voiced their opinion were both none gun owners, pro gun and many have their CCP. If the Obamanation attempts to remove the right to bear arms they are prepared to organize and participate in demonstrations. The club has a world wide membership, as of August 25, 2009, of 1,544,138 members and growing by the day. I do believe the entire membership would support pro gun demonstrations.
goofy grape
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My mayor (Buddy Dyer in Orlando) is on there of course. I'm all for taking guns out of the hands of criminals, but leave my legally bought and paid for firearms alone!!!
ijosef
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Of course the mayors of Minneapolis and Saint Paul (Comrade Rybak and Commandant Coleman, respectively) are both on the list.
outlander0129
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Glad to see all the Mayors in Nevada are on the right track!
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