I saw this story at Cognitive Dissedence and checked out the
Journal Sentinel story for myself. It’s just more craziness from Sheriff David
Clarke and his loyal gun toting toadies.
For a party that likes to think of themselves and rugged
individuals, exercising their freedoms and liberties, they sure need their
designated “leader” for guidance and protection.
The US Concealed Carry Association must think we’re all
pretty stupid if they think we don’t see what they’re trying to do; they want
Sheriff Clarke to use taxpayer money to put out campaign ads disguised as
public service announcements so this wacky law(less)man gets reelected.
These brave courageous armed American thugs actually said
this about the county supervisors attempts to ban taxpayer spending on what are essentially campaign media
ads for Clarke, because if would…:
"...prevent Sheriff Clarke from making these lifesaving announcements."
"Lifesaving?" Without Clarke’s help, these guys would be helpless or dead apparently.
They need their “leaders” like a baby needs a pacifier.
The calls and emails have been pouring in … an appeal by the United States Concealed Carry Association on behalf of Clarke … opposing legislation that would "prevent Sheriff Clarke from making these lifesaving announcements. Basically, he is a hero who shares our ideals and principles."
(Supervisors Jim "Luigi" Schmitt, Peggy Romo West) said nearly all the contacts came from out of state. West said they'd probably have no influence on how she'll ultimately vote on the issue. Schmitt, Jursik and Bowen voted in favor of the ban during a June committee meeting. West was not present for that vote.
Out of state? Hey, weren’t all the Madison protesters from
out of state and therefore not a real reflection of public sentiment for Act
10? Well, the tables have turned…
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