[KingKongCobra]

Damnit! Bush is going to lose these same 13 voters who show up on every gun related thread to profess they're leaving the party. YYYYAAAAHHHHHNNN

[Byron_the_Aussie]

...Bush is going to lose these same 13 voters who show up on every gun related thread to profess they're leaving the party....

Don't underestimate the gun vote, amigo. Gore did that, to his cost.

[Dan from Michigan]

Bush is going to lose these same 13 voters who show up on every gun related thread to profess they're leaving the party.

13 voters? Try 4-5 million in the NRA, 500,000 in SAF, the members of GOA, and all the non members who vote their guns.

Two words. West Virginia. Two more. New Hampshire. Throw in the Democrat cross voters(on guns) in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, Tennesee, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Colorado.

According to Alan Gottlieb of SAF, gun issues swing an election 5% - Either way. This is almost as big of issue as taxes.

[ApesForEvolution]

Between the NRA and GOA (and inspite of the small percentage of morons that pay NRA dues and yet are still for banning 'assault' 'weapons'), Bush picked up several million votes.

How many of those votes doesn't want this go 'round??

[2nd_Amendment_Defender]

Bush is going to lose these same 13 voters who show up on every gun related thread to profess they're leaving the party.

If Congress votes to re-authorize the 1994 Clinton/Feinstein federal so-called "Assault Weapons" ban, gives the bill to President Bush and he signs it into law, would you still vote for him in his bid for re-election to the Presidency in 2004?

Hell No, and I'll tell all of my friends to abandon him, too! 81.3% 960 votes

No. 12.8% 151 votes

Yes. 3.6% 43 votes

Yes, I would still vote for him, even after he proves that he's a traitor. 2.3% 27 votes

Total Votes: 1181