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ACTION ALERTS: BILLS TO BE HEARD NEXT WEEK

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From the ANJRPC Facebook page

 

 

NJ ASSEMBLY DOUBLE-WHAMMY:

24 BILLS MOVING NEXT WEEK, FIRST IN COMMITTEE,

THEN IN FULL ASSEMBLY VOTE

 

Please immediately contact members of the

Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee

and your own two Assemblymen!

 

Please plan on coming to Trenton Wednesday and Thursday

of next week to attend hearings and voting sessions!

 

This is the key moment we have been planning for.

Now is the time for MASSIVE ACTION!

 

In a legislative two-step reminiscent of what recently happened in New York, the New Jersey Assembly Democratic leadership is planning to ram through 24 pieces of horrific anti-gun legislation in committee hearings on Wednesday February 13, followed by a full Assembly voting session on Thursday, February 14. A list of the bills being heard was just released and is posted on the ANJRPC website here: http://c.ymcdn.com/sites/anjrpc.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/DS-Email/MEMORANDUM_Feb_8.pdf

 

Please immediately call, fax, and email every member of the Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee (listed below), as well as your own two Assembly Members. (http://www.anjrpc.org/?Contact_legislators) Tell them to vote no on any new anti-gun measures, and urge them to instead support meaningful measures to address school safety and keeping firearms from the mentally ill. Tell them that their proposals will not prevent another tragedy, because criminals and madmen who already ignore New Jersey's thousands of gun laws will not follow another new law.

 

ANJRPC will be issuing a follow up alert over the weekend with in-depth analysis and talking points on many of the 24 bills.

 

Additionally, we are asking you to plan on physically attending the hearing on Wednesday and the full voting session on Thursday in person, to pack the State House with gun owners and keep maximum pressure on lawmakers. ANJRPC may coordinate bus transportation if there is sufficient demand (please reply to this email if interested). Additional details (including locations and times) will be forthcoming in our next alert over the weekend.

 

For the last month, ANJRPC has been warning that key moments in the legislative process were coming that will require extraordinary effort on the part of gun owners. Next week's events are two of those moments, and now is the time for us to pour it on like never before.

 

The largest mobilization of gun owners and sportsmen in NJ history will be required if we are to defeat this legislation. It's time to give it everything we've got between now and the legislative events next Wednesday and Thursday. We know we have asked you to do a lot over the last month, but now is the moment that counts the most. Please watch ANJRPC's Stand and Fight video again – it'll get you ready for action. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SG8vKDDJdQ

 

MEMBERS OF THE NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE

 

Charles Mainor (Chair) (D31)

[email protected]

Phone: 201-536-7851

Fax: 201-536-7854

 

Gilbert L. Wilson (Vice Chair) (D5)

[email protected]

Phone: 856-547-4800

Fax: 856-547-5496

 

Nelson T. Albano (D1)

[email protected]

Phone: 609-465-0700

Fax: 609-465-4578

 

 

Daniel R. Benson (D14)

[email protected]

Phone: 609-631-0198

Fax: 609-631-0324

 

 

Sean Connors (D33)

[email protected]

Phone: 201-795-9190

Fax: 201-795-5290

 

Joseph Cryan (D20)

[email protected]

Phone: 908-624-0880

Fax: 908-624-0587

 

 

Sean T. Kean (R30)

[email protected]

Phone: 732-974-0400

Fax: 732-974-2564

 

Gregory P. McGuckin (R10)

[email protected]

Phone: 732-840-9028

Fax: 732-840-9757

 

Erik Peterson (R23)

[email protected]

Phone: 908-238-0251

Fax: 908-238-0256 Charles Mainor (Chair) (D31)

 

David P. Rible (R30)

[email protected]

Phone: 732-974-0400

Fax: 732-974-2564

 

Bonnie Watson Coleman (D15)

[email protected]

Phone: 609-292-0500

Fax: 609-633-2179

 

You can find contact information for your own two Assembly members here. http://www.anjrpc.org/?Contact_legislators

 

 

Quick tip: When contacting these people, all you really have to do is leave a message that you don's support such and such bill number.....you'll be getting an office assistant of some type, who basically takes yah or nah messages....takes 30 seconds....no need to go on and on about things....

It doesn't ever end. Unfortunately I won't be able to make these public hearings.

It really never, never ends.............

 

No, it never does, Mr. Colandro. As they say in training for the Navy Seals, "the only easy day was yesterday."

 

My god, is that becoming even more apparent.

Like I said before, I am sure glad there is nothing else that needs to be done in this state other than pass more useless gun laws!

The sad thing is, it ends when they finally get enough people to just say "F" it, and leave. Then they will have their state full of leaches and politicians. Man i am starting to loose faith in this state and looking for an out, i do have family in Texas.... HHhhhmmmm

I can't make this one, but am redoing my letters to fax, I am harping on the fact that the NJ SAFE Task Force input at the meetings was majority pro gun, and of the rest, there were more folks in Camden, Newark and AP that wanted action on jobs and housing. I will hector them (nicely) about WHY the Politburo Committee is wasting time and effort on these bills, which will cost $$$$ that NJ does not have, and practically no one wants, when clearly there is a HUGE desire and need to create economic opportunity in those places. And on and on. Will be calling all of the Nomenklatura members of the committee The next few days registering my oppo to each bill, numerous times.

I can't make this one, but am redoing my letters to fax, I am harping on the fact that the NJ SAFE Task Force input at the meetings was majority pro gun, and of the rest, there were more folks in Camden, Newark and AP that wanted action on jobs and housing. I will hector them (nicely) about WHY the Politburo Committee is wasting time and effort on these bills, which will cost $$$$ that NJ does not have, and practically no one wants, when clearly there is a HUGE desire and need to create economic opportunity in those places. And on and on. Will be calling all of the Nomenklatura members of the committee The next few days registering my oppo to each bill, numerous times.

 

Don't try to make sense of it all....think of it as we're funding the enemy with unlimited resources to destroy us. Just keep writing and callin. Send emails to friends and educate by bringing people to the range and sharing the facts. This will be a long hard road. Btw, I don't like Christie but feel very sure he won't sign off on this crap. However I do believe he'll use it to bargain.

I will try to go on both Wednesday and Thursday.

 

How will they know whether we are pro/anti gun rights?

 

What time should we be there and how long can we expect to stay?

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Driving down Wednesday. I assume I can leave when necessary? Also, never been in the statehouse (other than kids class trip)... how do we get in? Door where rally was? I assume I can get directions from there to the room

Guys, i just went down the list and called everyone. Took 10 minutes of my time. There is no excuse not to do this.

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