NAGR/Dudley in Mississiippi: alienating allies

[Aloha_Shooter]

Not entirely bad news if it forces Brown & Co to shift resources from CO.

Yes it is if they're using those resources to commit fratricide within the gun rights community. I happen to think Dudley has a great deal to do with why we are stuck with Bennet as one of our senators today. I would disagree with his organizations' stances very very quietly if they would at least refrain from attacking pro-gun politicians they weren't able to shake down but at present I think he's done more damage to our 2A rights than Mike Bloomberg.

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Yes it is if they're using those resources to commit fratricide within the gun rights community. I happen to think Dudley has a great deal to do with why we are stuck with Bennet as one of our senators today. I would disagree with his organizations' stances very very quietly if they would at least refrain from attacking pro-gun politicians they weren't able to shake down but at present I think he's done more damage to our 2A rights than Mike Bloomberg.

He's been damaging alright, can't disagree, but at some point the locusts consume the entire crop and have to move on to the next one.

Doesn't mean he can't do more damage yet... I just wonder if he doesn't realize he's done in CO and is being strategic.

[theGinsue]

I just wonder if he doesn't realize he's done in CO and is being strategic.

I am of the opinion that Mr. Brown & his minions are all equally arrogant and vain. They can't accept that they and their tactics are anything less that 100% perfect. In their eyes they do no wrong - it is only other people who cause harm to our rights, not them.

As someone else put it so eloquently in another thread about Mr. Brown/NAGR/RMGO: "Follow the money".