[familyop]

And no, trolls, the answer is not to stay home and refuse to vote in the midterm elections. Write to your Senators. Tell them to stop the bill and fix it. Join a Second Amendment organization now.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

And no, trolls, the answer is not to stay home and refuse to vote in the midterm elections.

Well, you can go out there with your yard sign and proudly donate to your Republican or other Big Conservative, Inc. special-interest group.

Me? I'm not putting my faith in the ballot box anymore.

[greeneyes]

Better tweet if you have it. Send an email if you don’t. Otherwise it will be law and Congress will be out of DC. They don’t want to be there when the gun grabber march shows up.

[CottonBall]

Do you suggest voting for those that passed this POS or for a democrat?

[vette6387]

Where is Rand Paul when we need him? He’d do the country a favor if he blocks the Senate taking action on this steaming turd!

[MortMan]

And no, trolls, the answer is not to stay home and refuse to vote in the midterm elections.

Does there ever come a point at which not supporting those that stab you in the back becomes operative?

[af_vet_rr]

>> And no, trolls, the answer is not to stay home and refuse to vote in the midterm elections. Write to your Senators. Tell them to stop the bill and fix it. Join a Second Amendment organization now.

This attitude of supporting them no matter what is exactly why they aren't afraid of pushing through budgets and anti-2A legislation like this.

If you want to make change in Washington, you vote for true Conservatives on the ballot. Sometimes they have an (R) next to their name, sometimes they don't.

Writing them letters complaining about their actions, but still supporting them no matter what, is exactly why they feel free to act the way they do.