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Greetings!
Thank you all for your outstanding support during this difficult and frustrating Session.
We will have a detailed analysis of SB 281 in the near future. Despite the many calls for a petition to bring SB 281 to a statewide referendum, it would be a mistake to respond in a knee-jerk fashion. We have never won a referendum in Maryland, and it may not be the best course of action. We may be better off pursuing litigation in the courts. Either way, we are currently taking a very careful look at the final bill language in order to determine how best to respond. Until then, please remain calm, and sit tight! We will keep you advised.
This is a minor set-back, we have not lost the battle. We are stronger than ever and "MOM" has awakened the sleeping giant.
This Association has authorized funding for the creation of a Political Action Committee (PAC) and we will have more details to share very soon. The primary purpose of the PAC will be to fund litigation in the courts and support Pro-2nd Amendment candidates in the 2014 elections. In the meantime we suggest that you put aside $1 per day to donate to the PAC.
(Please insert "Thank you for supporting our 2nd Amendment rights" in the subject line.)
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John H. Josselyn
Legislative Vice President
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John H. Josselyn, Legislative Vice President
Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore, Inc.
P.O. Box 20102
Towson, MD 21284-0102
410-296-3947
Email: lvp@associatedgunclubs.org
Webpage: www.associatedgunclubs.org
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