Mom's Demand Action is infiltrating the local paper

[Swampman]

I get the Warren Sentinel. It's a weekly paper and takes about 10 minutes to read all about the local politics and high school sports happenings. My delegate is Todd Gilbert.

Right after the bill to disarm people convicted of domestic violence was defeated, we had a letter from some woman in Midlothian trashing Gilbert and making the same emotional arguments they always do. Never mind that a restraining order never stopped some scumbag from shooting his ex if he really wanted to. Never mind that there are myriad other common household items he could use to throttle her. This doesn't matter to grabbers. Never mind that we aren't training women (and men for that matter) who want, and need, to learn how to defend themselves. it's all irrelevant.

So, I want ahead and responded within the limits imposed by the paper, and took a swipe at McAwful while I was at it. I know I'll catch some sh!t from some of the local libtards who live up here. Mostly old people with no brains and too much free time. S'okay, I have thick hide.

So the following week I get published, and wouldn't you know it, another MDA wench from Midlothian with the same damned argument shows up in the paper. There must be a nest of those wenches down there. Either that or it's the same wench changing her name. Guessing this is all too common these days.

[SHMIV]

I'd be interested reading that series; got a link?

Also, you planning to respond to the 2nd wench?

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[Swampman]

Used to be able to get stuff from past papers online for free. Looks like they figured out people will pay.

The website is www.shenvalleynow.com, and you have to register to get articles from the archives at $2.95 per.

The first one was published 2/5/15 and is titled "Gilbert votes against domestic violence gun control bill." I responded to that one on 2/12/15, titled "Beware of gun control agenda." The second letter from MDA appeared 2/12/15, titled "Answer to domestic violence: Be a better shot than your ex?"

The paper occasionally sees letters from people outside the area, but never two in a row, especially from the same town. These two chicks (if they are two different people) are part of the grabber-crowd and were very likely put up to this by the organizers.