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seamusTX wrote:

shootthesheet wrote:That is why I wish the TSRA or another group would step in and fight more on the local level in places like Houston. I think the only reason they don't do more is because they are to closely associated to the NRA. Perhaps another group can do it.

The TSRA has limited resources, both money and people. Most of the work is done by volunteers who have their own jobs or businesses.

- Jim

I'm pretty sure these folks who put this together themselves as a grass roots effort have less in the way of resources than the TSRA.

There may be other legitimate reasons for the TSRA not getting involved, but it's difficult to cite resources when someone else does it as a grass roots effort. I'm in no way knocking the TSRA, it's a fine fine organization, but you can't throw resources up as a rationalization when other folks have done it with what is apparently less. If nothing else, it's a matter of priority.

very interesting story.

I encourage everyone to email the author. His info is at the bottom of that page. It's not often we actually decent reporting on gun rights.

as for the mayor and the police chief.... well, as we say here in Texas, "Get a rope."