Dear THR Member,
Because I'm not sure if this invitation has been cross-posted, kindly excuse the message if you've seen it before.
The New Jersey Coalition for Self Defense is extending a generous invitation made by Republican candidate for Governor Steve Lonegan to attend a FREE bus trip to the Bush "get out the vote" rally on 10/31/04 in Wildwood, NJ. We regret the short notice, but we did not find out about it ourselves until just last week, and an oversight means that we didn't reach out to you sooner.
Steve Lonegan is the ONLY candidate running in the upcoming race that not only just supports RKBA, but intends to make it a campaign issue!!! When the other candidates like Schundler and Forrester ran for cover, Steve is out there swinging a big bat over the issue, and looks forward to a public, open and honest discussion of the issue to help educate the ignorant in New Jersey.
This free trip will be an opportunity to rally around his campaign, and also see either President Bush, the 1st Lady, or another high-ranking member of the Bush campaign. Really, though, at the end of the day, it's about supporting a candidate that openly supports us. We need 50 RKBA advocates to pile out of a bus, in front of the news cameras and reporters, to prove that we're hacked off, and we're not gonna take it any more.
There will be music, food, and a FREE CHARTER BUS TRIP to the rally leaving Northern NJ and making stops on the way down to pick up your fellow RKBA advocates. We are asking all RKBA supporters AND THEIR FAMILIES to rally around Steve Lonegan's campaign - CHILDREN ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. Unlike other politicians who say the WORDS about supporting CCW and RKBA, Steve intends to actually DO something about it.
For more information about Steve, visit his website, or stop by the NJCSD Bulletin Board to learn more about our organization, and how you can help turn things around in New Jersey.
To reserve your seat, please contact me by Email me at: president@njcsd.org
Yours in Liberty (or at least what's left of it),
Robert Kreisler
President
NJCSD
Because I'm not sure if this invitation has been cross-posted, kindly excuse the message if you've seen it before.
The New Jersey Coalition for Self Defense is extending a generous invitation made by Republican candidate for Governor Steve Lonegan to attend a FREE bus trip to the Bush "get out the vote" rally on 10/31/04 in Wildwood, NJ. We regret the short notice, but we did not find out about it ourselves until just last week, and an oversight means that we didn't reach out to you sooner.
Steve Lonegan is the ONLY candidate running in the upcoming race that not only just supports RKBA, but intends to make it a campaign issue!!! When the other candidates like Schundler and Forrester ran for cover, Steve is out there swinging a big bat over the issue, and looks forward to a public, open and honest discussion of the issue to help educate the ignorant in New Jersey.
This free trip will be an opportunity to rally around his campaign, and also see either President Bush, the 1st Lady, or another high-ranking member of the Bush campaign. Really, though, at the end of the day, it's about supporting a candidate that openly supports us. We need 50 RKBA advocates to pile out of a bus, in front of the news cameras and reporters, to prove that we're hacked off, and we're not gonna take it any more.
There will be music, food, and a FREE CHARTER BUS TRIP to the rally leaving Northern NJ and making stops on the way down to pick up your fellow RKBA advocates. We are asking all RKBA supporters AND THEIR FAMILIES to rally around Steve Lonegan's campaign - CHILDREN ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. Unlike other politicians who say the WORDS about supporting CCW and RKBA, Steve intends to actually DO something about it.
For more information about Steve, visit his website, or stop by the NJCSD Bulletin Board to learn more about our organization, and how you can help turn things around in New Jersey.
To reserve your seat, please contact me by Email me at: president@njcsd.org
Yours in Liberty (or at least what's left of it),
Robert Kreisler
President
NJCSD
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