Mr.Davanzo,Just a note to say thank you for what you are doing locally to help promote awareness of Prop 109.
Just looking through my latest addition of "American Hunter" and am glad to find the NRA awareness promo, with bumper sticker, in support of our right to hunt and fish here in Arizona.
As a Senate candidate, endorsed by the NRA, I wanted to say thank you for your help and the help from National with issues here at home.
I serve on both the WCC and AZSFWLC, representing the NWTF members and appreciate what the NRA membership brings to the table.
Please continue to help elect representatives, both State and Federal, that share our ideals.
This election is paramount, and awareness of candidates, propositions and recruiting volunteers is critical if we want to continue the conservation ideals and heritage for the next generation that will follow us.
Please thank the good folks with the NRA who are making this awareness campaign possible.
If you run into a situation of more volunteers than you need, please send them over to the Legislative District 15, as we could always use more to soundly defeat Kristen Sinema, who stands against all of our shared values.
Keep up the good work and thank you again,
Here's the problem: Prop 109 is not about hunting or fishing, it's about giving politicians more power. It would give the legislature “exclusive” authority over wildlife issues and undermine the current system of wildlife management by Game and Fish. If that isn't bad enough, Prop 109 could lead to frivolous and expensive lawsuits.
ReplyDeleteI believe fellow Republicans would agree that giving politicians more power is the last thing Arizona needs. Haven't they screwed things up enough already?