Meet Tom McClintock Thursday Evening in Culver City, CA. at "ATF Night"

John W. Brantuk, Sr.; Republican Nominee for CA Assembly, District 56 ^ | September 17, 2003 | John W. Brantuk, Sr. - Candidate for CA Assembly

[Mr.B.goes.to.Washington]

Will He . . . ? Won't He . . . ?
Find out for yourself, and meet in person
the outstanding pro-Second Amendment State Senator and Candidate for Governor

TOM McCLINTOCK
at
"ATF Night"
in Culver City, CA!!!!

FREE ADMISSION - PRIZES

This is sure to be a Standing Room Only event!

Come as early as possible in order to be sure you get a good seat! (Be sure to read "1st Debate" article at end of this post).

"ATF Night" (A Pro-Gun Social Event)
Thursday, September 18, 2003
6:30 PM No Host Cocktail Hour / 7:30 PM Program Begins
The San Gennaro Cafe (Banquet Room)
9543 Culver Blvd., Culver City, CA
FREE ADMISSION

Our "warm-up" act for the evening will be the entertaining and informative RICHARD CABRAL, who will be telling us about the wonderful "Friends of Freedom" dinner and program which we will be hosting on October 25 in San Pedro, CA. in order to directly assist and support shooting sports youth programs in our area. We will be giving away SPECTACULAR prizes at this event - come early to hear all about them!

After Richard's exciting news, we will immediately turn the floor over to Senator McClintock, who will address our concerns and answer all of your questions. You don't want to miss this!

ATF Night Hosted by California Assembly Nominee John Brantuk Telephone: (562) 698-2870 email: John.W.Brantuk@BrantukForAssembly.org www.BrantukForAssembly.org

What is "ATF Night"? No, we're not the federal gun control agency. We are a social gathering of Second Amendment and liberty activists and leaders who meet monthly to discuss firearms-related issues over (optional) adult beverages and dinner, and afterwards, those so inclined may choose to step outside to continue discussions while enjoying a fine cigar - hence the name.

Originally hosted by The Lawyers' Second Amendment Society, the meetings have continued thanks to the leadership assumed by John Brantuk, Republican Nominee for the California State Assembly ( see www.BrantukForAssembly.org )

You don't have to be an activist to join us - newcomers and the curious are always welcome. And admission is always free.

||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| "1ST DEBATE" - from the San Francisco Chronicle 09/04/2003 On many of the issues Wednesday night, McClintock stood alone. He opposed abortion, vowed never to raise taxes and called for fewer restrictions on gun ownership, since "people have a fundamental right to defend themselves from violent predators."

His strong conservative stances likely won him some votes, possibly at the expense of more moderate Republicans such as Schwarzenegger and Ueberroth.

Republican analyst Tony Quinn said McClintock stood out from the pack of other hopefuls.

"Arnold's problem is they've got to get rid of McClintock -- and this hurt him," he said. "This gave McClintock the attention he won't get otherwise."

Pollster Mervyn Field agreed. "Arnold was hurt tonight," he said. "The question was: If he'd have been here, would he have been hurt more?"

"McClintock was forceful, and remarkable in his contrasts on positions" from the others.

[Tamzee]

Dear TallHappy,

Please see post #189.

Thanks!

Love,
Tamsey

P.S. Weren't you the same poster who was lecturing me about "think about the liberal agenda"... yet you had never heard of Code Pink?

[Cinnamon Girl]

You = funny.

[SteveH]

vote the way you feel is best and enjoy the results

I live here, and I vote here, and I have absolutely no problem sleeping at night because I believe that there is some importance to making my day-to-day actions reflect my conscience-- as the highest priority. I imagine I just teed off the ends-justifies-the-means crowd, but we all have to live with ourselves too, and maybe foremost.

Which reminds me, it's well past my beddie-bye, so good night all! ;-)

[Tamzee]

Tamsey, Mr.B.goes.to.Washington, who started this thread has done really well at holding to the high ground.

Yes, he has... I do feel badly for him that the thread turned into they typical war.

It sounds like a terrific event, too, and lots of great speakers :-)

[tallhappy]

Yes I had never heard of code pink.

I saw 189.

My comments about support for Schwarzenegger still stand. He's blown it. I was ready to support him. In just a few weeks he and his campaign have made me think he is not preferable over Bustamante.

Why support Schwarzenegger?

[Tamzee]

This explains it pretty well... written by Hugh Hewitt, a fantastic conservative that many McClintock supporters used to admire themselves.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/967238/posts

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[tallhappy]

I'm familiar with Hewitt, listen all the time and read his pieces.

The piece did not address why Schwarzenegger is preferable over Bustamante.

Perhaps Schwarzenegger doesn't want to merge Mexico and the Southwest US.

What else?

[thoughtomator]

You have yet to point out a single statement as being untrue. Just because I connect the dots in a way that is unpleasant for your candidate doesn't make any of it untrue.

[Dr. Zoo]

Sanpaku.

Actually it refers to one who's whites show below their pupils.

[per loin]

Thanks, and I like your "Two Headed Framgetzel".

[Tamzee]

Your blanket statements are untrue... Arnold's positions are NOT the same as Davis'.

You know it and continue to insist falsehoods are the truth.... redefining the word "lie" doesn't change your action of doing so.

[A CA Guy]

A standing room event.

You mean it's being held in an elevator?

Good luck in breaking the previous high of 200 people.

[Tamzee]

I can't explain it any better than Hewitt does... If you are so familiar with Hewitt already then you know he has explained why it is preferable to vote for Arnold many times and in different columns.

The basic run-down is that Arnold is very conservative in most fiscal areas, moderate in social areas. We can debate for years exactly HOW "liberal" different people perceive pro-choice but anti-partial birth abortion to be. Regardless, the voter demographics in California are 35% Republican, 45% Democrat, 15% Independent. Combine that fact with history... the failure for years of a solid conservative to get successfully elected through any statewide vote and even Simon losing last year against a widely hated Davis. McClintock even lost last year running for Comptroller... that's a position that liberals find less threatening for a conservative to hold than actual Governor. All this PLUS the polls show that race is absolutely between Arnold and Bustamante... Arnold is better hands-down.

If you can't understand Hewitt's reasoning given the above information, then I doubt I can help you.

[Dr. Zoo]

Thanks.

It is for sale. FR mail me if you are interested.

[Roscoe]

Oh, and let's keep "bumping" this thread.

Bumped. Let's hope Tom can stop the two leading gun grabbers.

[Roscoe]

Perhaps Schwarzenegger doesn't want to merge Mexico and the Southwest US.

His handlers haven't decided for him yet.

[Roscoe]

Arnold's positions are NOT the same as Davis'.

Just most of 'em.

[Roscoe]

Arnold's gun control fanatics tried to spam your thread but witlessly kept it bumped.

[Roscoe]

"We want to make sure the mothers have affordable day care. We want to make sure the older folks have their care that they need. That everything has to be provided for the people." -- A. Schwarzenegger, CNN Interview

After the people are disarmed, of course.