Just a reminder everyone... Take the time to vote for pro 2nd amendment candidates & be sure to encourage those with the same views.

Remember if you have a choice between an F rated candidate or a "?" rated go with the "?".

Here's the NRA 2011 NJ Voter's guide.

 

http://www.nrapvf.org/grades-endorsements/2011/new-jersey.aspx

Yes, I voted bright and early this morning.

question for you guys.

 

what if you have two senators do the nra form. Republican is b and dem is a-.? which would you choose?

My point is, suppose the dem filled out the form and is good for 2a but nothing else I believe in?

 

I can say that I know who I am going to voye for, but wanted others opinions.

Thanks for this info had no idea who to go with. (District 10)

question for you guys.

 

what if you have two senators do the nra form. Republican is b and dem is a-.? which would you choose?

My point is, suppose the dem filled out the form and is good for 2a but nothing else I believe in?

 

I can say that I know who I am going to voye for, but wanted others opinions.

 

Vote for the candidate who is pushing less gov't spending and smaller government and the other issues you are concerned about. From what I have seen these folks are usually Republicans.

About to vote in a little bit. District 5 is hopefully getting Keith Walker in.

 

It's funny though, how a lot of those districts, you were selecting between a C- and an F. God I hate this state. XD

About to vote in a little bit. District 5 is hopefully getting Keith Walker in.

 

It's funny though, how a lot of those districts, you were selecting between a C- and an F. God I hate this state. XD

 

HA. My district had 2 candidates both rated F. Only in NJ......

HA. My district had 2 candidates both rated F. Only in NJ......

 

Write in Snoopy.

all of the pro gun candidates were also incumbents go figure.

Why don't we as NJ gun owners back a candidate? I mean, why don't we find a member of the boards who would want to run, and pit him up next year?

Haven't felt this cheap and dirty since the last so called 'election'......

 

Vote for the candidate who is pushing less gov't spending and smaller government and the other issues you are concerned about. From what I have seen these folks are usually Republicans.

 

I'll counter your theory with the following.

 

Given two closely rated politicians on RKBA issues, unless they have some other solidly held stance I give a crap about that they can influence, I vote against the incumbent. AT least as long as I'm still generally displeased with the state of affairs.