August 29, 2008

 

 

                            - Youtube video highlighting Governor Sarah Palin

                               of Alaska, after today's announcement that she

                               is Senator John McCain's pick as Vice Presidential

                               running mate. Pay special attention to the "hardware".

 

 

                                                                                            - Wikipedia content.

 

                                    - Purported Picture of Senator Joe Biden (D- DE),

                                      in the Senate dining hall earlier this month.

 

 

To All,

    As they say in the Mixed Martial Arts game-

 

   Let's Get It On!

 

Bringing Out The Big Guns:

     If there was any way that Senator John McCain could have expressed his desire to "kiss and make up" with the firearms rights movement, it apparently has finally been done with the selection of Governor Sarah Palin (R-AK) as his vice-presidential running mate.

 

    Palin is a Life NRA Member and moose hunter. But she is also a politician who has taken the time to understand firearms and the way they work, as well as a conservationist who understands the downside of allowing preservationists and anti-hunters to take control over the nation's hunting tradition. This could not have been a better signal that Senator McCain intends to unite diverse groups in preparation for the Smack Down in November.

 

    Over the next few days there will be (wolf) howls from the radical anti-hunter movement over Governor Palin's attempts to manage wolf populations in such a way as to allow hunters to have opportunities, and Native Americans their chance to augment larders and ancestral traditions. But perhaps it would be best to remember that the hunting community is not taken in by those groups that would ban hunting piecemeal and wholesale, and the constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms. After all, that's what firearms activism and the National Rifle Association are all about.

    

 

 

Respectfully,