Do you think it's worthwhile for out of state women to make these phone calls? I happen to know a large group of women we can call on across the country--LOL!
Posted on 01/26/2006 11:35:00 AM PST by Ladysmith
Do you think it's worthwhile for out of state women to make these phone calls? I happen to know a large group of women we can call on across the country--LOL!
Different people from the Senate and Assembly have mentioned their surprise every time they learn of women who want this bill to become law. So we have a real chance to influence them! Please politely remind them that we are law-abiding women (and men!) who will take this responsiblity very seriously.
I don't know if our Assembly would brush it off by trying to say Wisconsin women don't want this bill. Darn thing is, we don't have a friggin' option right now - we are simply not allowed to carry. So it might be good that they heard from other women who really appreciate being able to carry in their states.
Post #22, dear! :o)
You nut! I missed that the first time around! LOL!
I just kept my e-mails simple and to the point. "Thanks. I appreciate your vote today. Blah, blah, blah."
But I sent it on my "work-stationery e-mail" so it shows that I am a Wisconsin Woman Business Owner. :)
P.S. And I know in my previous post I said it now goes to the House, but I know it goes to the Assembly. Duh.
Yeah, that House and Assembly thing gets by me, too! LOL!
NOW--Override his veto on voter IDs.
Great news!
However......
"The only Republican voting to sustain Doyle's veto was Senator Luther Olsen."
Luther......you got some 'splaining to do....
I wonder if these Demoncrats realize that people like me, as far away as Kalifornia, will be looking forward to supporting pro-gun alternatives to anyone voting against Wisconsin concealed-carry?
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