Jim Burnes wrote:

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As much as I generally respect what Harry Browne says, I dontated money to his campaign only to see it squandered on expensive DC consultants who were 'friends of the party'. Nary a penny made it to drive-time radio ads, which are by far the most cost effective communication medium for reaching voters.

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Hats off to CH and NRA for those ads, even though I'm still pissed about the instant background check bullshit. Next time I want to excercise my right to free speach lets see if I need an instant background check. That particular compromise enabled the FBI to stop all gun sales by simply bringing down the database. (Not to mention unconstitutionally keep all records, making it a de-facto registration system.)

If you're unfamiliar with "Citizens of America," check out: http://www.citizensofamerica.com/

They have some great anti-gungrabbing radio (and other media) ads worthy of contribution.

Hmmm... Is this who I think it is? -- A quote from Petro's Archives: ********************************************** "Despite almost every experience I've ever had with federal authority, I keep imagining its competence." John Perry Barlow