I believe many of us actively voice our displeaure to politicians whenever they attempt to pass another Draconian gun control law. However, how much pull does your opinion have on a politician who's openly anti-gun?
When we approach these politicians with our usual objections, I think they know more or less that we did not vote for them. In other words our displeasure isn't costing them a vote because they never had it to begin with.
What if we approach them in a tone that may suggest that we had supported them on their last election, but because of the ever increasing invasion of individual rights, we can no longer feel comfortable giving them our continued support. Suggest that they will LOSE our vote until they start to look for answers to our problems, instead of supposed answers to the symptoms of the problems.
What do you all think? Let's hear some input.
When we approach these politicians with our usual objections, I think they know more or less that we did not vote for them. In other words our displeasure isn't costing them a vote because they never had it to begin with.
What if we approach them in a tone that may suggest that we had supported them on their last election, but because of the ever increasing invasion of individual rights, we can no longer feel comfortable giving them our continued support. Suggest that they will LOSE our vote until they start to look for answers to our problems, instead of supposed answers to the symptoms of the problems.
What do you all think? Let's hear some input.