A thought crossed my mind, and I was wondering if anyone else has considered this. So Leland Yee is running for Secretary of State, turns out voter rights is one of his pet projects. Now that he is termed out in the Senate, he can no longer rely on uber-liberal San Francisco, but he must put himself before all voters of the state, and he will be running against other Democrats.
What if we were to flood his office with letters from Calgunners expressing our support for him as Secretary of State if he were to abandon his anti-gun policies, namely his attack on the bullet button? This gives him hope of a potential block of voters that he otherwise wouldn't have expected. And the Secretary of State office really has no direct impact on our gun rights.
It may not convince him, but its perhaps worth a shot, and us regular citizens ought to be able to play politics just like the rest of them.
What if we were to flood his office with letters from Calgunners expressing our support for him as Secretary of State if he were to abandon his anti-gun policies, namely his attack on the bullet button? This gives him hope of a potential block of voters that he otherwise wouldn't have expected. And the Secretary of State office really has no direct impact on our gun rights.
It may not convince him, but its perhaps worth a shot, and us regular citizens ought to be able to play politics just like the rest of them.
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