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Cowboy_mo · March 14, 2013, 06:32 PM

I will most often vote R because the bulk of the Dems side with the Pres on gun control and all other issues.

For an easy demonstration and explanation of why there are no longer many moderates, I suggest you check out the MSN story on the exchange between Sen Feinstein D and Sen Cruz R regarding Feinstein's latest proposed assault weapons ban.

The kicker in all this is going to Sen Harry Reid. Now good ole Harry is a Dem BUT he barely won his last election bid mostly on the support of the NRA! Now we will see where "the rubber meets the road" and whether or not the NRA made a wise decision in saving ole Harry's hide.

March 14, 2013, 06:32 PM	#62
Cowboy_mo Senior Member Join Date: June 23, 2010 Location: Missouri Posts: 1,039	I tend to follow Gaerek's 4:12 post I will most often vote R because the bulk of the Dems side with the Pres on gun control and all other issues. For an easy demonstration and explanation of why there are no longer many moderates, I suggest you check out the MSN story on the exchange between Sen Feinstein D and Sen Cruz R regarding Feinstein's latest proposed assault weapons ban. The kicker in all this is going to Sen Harry Reid. Now good ole Harry is a Dem BUT he barely won his last election bid mostly on the support of the NRA! Now we will see where "the rubber meets the road" and whether or not the NRA made a wise decision in saving ole Harry's hide.