My suggestion for the site was really more for the next cycle.

That’s a great suggestion for the site, and we’ll try to get that updated now. Granted, it’s a little late, but maybe not too late, and something to set as a standard for the future.

Bitter – I disagree that one day isn’t really enough. If every gun owner spent one day each election working for a candidate, it would make a big difference. If all somebody can do is one day, all the campaigns would still take it. That said, working longer obviously helps both the candidate and the pro-gun cause directly.

Again, I’m not trying to disparage any of your efforts, which I think are great, and hopefully will make a difference. You came and spoke the same night that I was joining a club. I know that you got a few names for your list, I just wonder how many of them actually follow through.

One recommendation that I have is to add to your PAGunRights.com website a list of all of the campaign offices for the endorsed candidates, as well as contact phone numbers. That would make it easier to find a local office to work from – as opposed to driving halfway across Bucks County.

It’s all part of the same game, whether you are making calls or standing at a rally. One day of either activity isn’t really enough, but both are useful in their own ways.

I understand that. You’re doing something, and that’s all that matters. I’m tired of the speeches and the talking points by this time too, but I want to make sure sportsmen are seen.

I own guns because it’s easier to kill badguys with them than with my bare hands, or with knives; and I and my family are less likely to be hurt in the process.

You want me to show up? How about getting a politician to listen to guys like me.

They’re all too chickenshit, near as I can tell.

With all due respect to what you are doing, which I think is great, it is much easier for me to show up at the campaign office whenever I have the time and inclination (they always have, at the very least, envelopes that need stuffing and stamping), which is what I have been doing for the last few federal election cycles. If I weren’t going to be out of town this weekend, I would probably attend the rally. Honestly, though, sitting in a crowd and hearing the same speech that is given in many other places at many other times just doesn’t excite me. I’d rather do some work in a campaign office, or hold signs up outside a debate location.

Thanks a lot. I would appreciate any advice you have. I would be happy if I had 20 die-hards. Elated, in fact.