This gives me an idea. All of the legislative sessions are videotaped and stored on the legislative site. They are all publicly available. Why not take some of the most priceless moments to create videos that expose some of these idiots for the idiots that they are?MAFWG wrote:As the father of a college student who turns 21 in 6 weeks, I want to thank you, Mr. Cotton. Because of the Campus Carry bill, my son has decided to get his CHL this summer. I also used this bill to get him interested in the state legislature and he watched the vote yesterday with me. He now has a better understanding of just how screwed up government is and why silly laws get passed. I particularly enjoyed his rather pithy comments about Dr. Allen's debating "skills."
Imagine Dr. Allen, for example, running for reelection, and her opponent airs an ad (or "we" do) that shows how incredibly dishonest or stupid she is. Contrast her actual words, spoken on the Senate floor, with the facts. Nobody watches legislative sessions except political geeks. If those who don't watch were exposed to their Senator's or Representative's stupidity or perfidy, it just might make a difference on election day.
For example, show a video of a politician praising concealed carry and then voting against campus carry. Or making outlandish statements like "kids will get guns" juxtaposed with the author explaining patiently that no one under 21 can get a license.
