Welcome to the CA Election Forum

[Kestryll]

[Kestryll]

One place to start is a simple set of questions we can ask candidates for public office.

What is your overall opinion of the Second Amendment?
What is your position on concealed carry?
What is your position on open carry?
What is your position on magazine capacity restrictions?
What is your position on ‘assault weapons’ and the existing ban on ownership?
What is your position on the current California ‘Safe Handgun Roster’?
Do you favor increasing firearms laws in California or favor repealing some or all of the existing laws that go above and beyond existing Federal law?
What California ‘gun control’ laws would you be willing to see repealed?
What California ‘gun control’ laws would you like to see added?
Do you think California’s firearms laws are too lenient, to strict or about right?

I am willing to send these out to any California candidate you suggest under the Calguns.net letterhead.

[BAJ475]

One place to start is a simple set of questions we can ask candidates for public office.

I am willing to send these out to any California candidate you suggest under the Calguns.net letterhead.

This is a fantastic offer. The questions should be sent to every candidate for public office if that elected position carries any authority that could be used to affect the 2A rights of those in California.

Thank you for your service to the members of this forum and those who appreciate what the founding fathers tried to protect by enacting the 2A. You are a true patriot.

[BluNorthern]

I'm in.

We'll have our hands full keeping pro 2nd incumbents from California seated in Washington. The snowflake lefties up here are in full attack mode against LaMalfa.

[cannon]

Since I interact with politicians in L.A. and Sacramento on a regular basis. (When I am at work) I can get info for the cause.

I am hopeful the Dr.'s clear me to return to work in Feb.

[BAJ475]

Since I interact with politicians on a regular basis. (When I am at work) I can get info for the cause.

I am hopeful the Dr.'s clear me to return to work in Feb.

Sorry to hear that you need to be cleared. Wishing you a prompt and complete recovery.

[cannon]

Sorry to hear that you need to be cleared. Wishing you a prompt and complete recovery.

Thank you, I really appreciate your kind thoughts. I am hoping for the best.

[Rickrock1]

Thank you Sir, excellent thread.

[UberPatriot]

I'm making progress with the Mayor of my town re 2nd amendment rights, I will see if he wants to go shooting with me in the near future.

[Paladin]

To paraphrase Abigail Adams, "Remember the (county) sheriffs."

They're the primary issuers of CCWs in this state. They face elections every 4 years. Their next elections are in 2018: June election with a Nov run off election if necessary.

[movie zombie]

I am in a virtual no issue county. I agree with Paladin and would like an effort re the sheriffs.

[Claytonmarkin]

Carl DeMaio isn't running for governor, he is just running a gas tax repeal/constitutional amendment. Travis Allen is running a straight repeal of the gas tax which has fewer hurdles to jump through and is much more possible.

Travis Allen is running for governor, and has a strong 2A record.

He hasn't made many public statements about 2A and hasn't focused heavily on it because it's not part of his core platform. I understand that most people on here are 2A single issue voters, and may be turned off by that, but it's just the reality of running a campaign. His main policy goals involve water storage and clearing out the corruption involved with infrastructure projects so we can actually fix our roads and bridges without it taking years and ears of red tape.

If it means anything to members here, I've shot with him before and he is on our side. On a more political level he hates how the DOJ has been able to expand and control law without oversight from the legislature, and without stealing the whole "drain the swamp" line, he very much wants to get rid of the meddling by government agencies in California.

[seanbo]

Gun laws are not the problem in California. Our real problem is the gigantic size of the state government. It can do what ever it wants to and will not have to answer to anyone. The same goes for the local government. No one gets to vote on all the BS that is passed by boards and councils. You get to vote for the stuff that they allow you to. Did you vote on the gas tax, or the fire tax? What about votes that where over turned? The government only understands and respects force.

[birdrick]

I'm in. Travis Allen sounds good so far.

Kestryll great thread idea.

I was going to contact Leland Yee to see his views on 2A, I can't find an address for his office though?

[UberPatriot]

I'm in. Travis Allen sounds good so far.

Kestryll great thread idea.

I was going to contact Leland Yee to see his views on 2A, I can't find an address for his office though?