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This article in the Missoulian quotes me: “I don’t think Dan’s ousting is fair or right, it just is. I didn’t ask for people to call for his ousting. I did tell people to write Cooper Firearms and express displeasure, and encouraged them to not purchase the company’s products. It was Cooper Firearms and the … Continue reading “Article on Dan Cooper in Missoulian”

Here’s another article – not a blog post this time – about the effort to draw attention to Dan Cooper’s efforts working against gun owners by supporting Barack Obama. It not only mentions Peter again, but also quotes me. Some gun websites had posted the company’s e-mail address and telephone number, encouraging gun owners to … Continue reading “More from USA Today on Dan Cooper”

USA Today is reporting on the ouster of Dan Cooper. Includes a link to Firearms and Freedom, and credits gun bloggers in helping generate the outrage.

Found at the Federal Election Commission, Dan Cooper of Cooper Firearms of Montana did indeed donate $3300 bucks to Obama this election cycle, all in the primaries: Add that to the $200 from OpenSecrets.org, and you have the amount listed in the USA Today article.  Also, conspicuously absent is any donation to John McCain or … Continue reading “The Rest of Dan Cooper’s Donation”

It looks like they are asking Dan Cooper to resign: The employees, shareholders and board of directors of Cooper Firearms of Montana do not share the personal political views of Dan Cooper. Although we all believe everyone has a right to vote and donate as they see fit, it has become apparent that the fallout … Continue reading “Update on Cooper Firearms Issue”

Dave Hardy notes that contributions are listed for Daniel Cooper in two states, which are high enough to take him over the legal campaign contribution limit: Egad; looks as if he might be involved in the reports of Obama illicit donations. Go here to see contributions by Dan or Daniel Cooper. $3,100 to Obama from … Continue reading “Funny Business & Cooper Firearms of Montana”

Cooper Arms, who’s CEO we talked about earlier, have updated their web site: Regarding the USA Today Article. Cooper Firearms of Montana, Inc. did not contribute and does not support in any fashion the campaign of Senator Obama. Nine months ago Dan Cooper (personally) made an online donation to the campaign in an effort to … Continue reading “More on Cooper Arms”