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Gun control initiative qualifies; Revolt against Cal. microstamping
Secretary of State Kim Wymans office confirmed yesterday to the Seattle P-I.com that the 17-page gun control measure, Initiative 594, has qualified for the November ballot while signatures are still being counted on Initiative 591, and hearings on both are scheduled next Tuesday and Wednesday in Olympia.
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Some suggestions for those who plan to attend:
Clean up and dress for an important social occasion, not a demonstration, rally, WAC gun show or the hunting camp (i.e. no camo, no goofy T-shirts...etc) There will be television cameras. Do YOU want to become the headline?
No cheering, clapping, booing, hissing or catcalls during testimony from either side. This is a legislative hearing and there is a certain degree of decorum that must be observed. Imagine you're attending a funeral.
If you sign up to testify and have that opportunity, be very brief. Have your remarks prepared and have your facts straight. Nobody needs a lesson about the 2A, but they do need to hear your specific concerns. When your talk time is up, stop talking...and thank the chair for the opportunity.
Secretary of State Kim Wymans office confirmed yesterday to the Seattle P-I.com that the 17-page gun control measure, Initiative 594, has qualified for the November ballot while signatures are still being counted on Initiative 591, and hearings on both are scheduled next Tuesday and Wednesday in Olympia.
<broken link removed>
Some suggestions for those who plan to attend:
Clean up and dress for an important social occasion, not a demonstration, rally, WAC gun show or the hunting camp (i.e. no camo, no goofy T-shirts...etc) There will be television cameras. Do YOU want to become the headline?
No cheering, clapping, booing, hissing or catcalls during testimony from either side. This is a legislative hearing and there is a certain degree of decorum that must be observed. Imagine you're attending a funeral.
If you sign up to testify and have that opportunity, be very brief. Have your remarks prepared and have your facts straight. Nobody needs a lesson about the 2A, but they do need to hear your specific concerns. When your talk time is up, stop talking...and thank the chair for the opportunity.