mikestilly
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wally1120 wrote:
Who's fighting? I just made a statement of my observations of MGO. Nothing more.
As for changing gun laws in Michigan it's a very very tough road especially in this state with the massive piles of liberals here. The way to changes laws is to get law makers to sponsor a bill to change specific laws. For instance there is HB 4348 (bill to repeal gun free zones) it was Sponsored by Richard LeBlanc - (primary)
Joel Sheltrown, Justin Amash, Bob Genetski, Gino Polidori, David Agema
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(plf5kk451fgbp3awgcnxoj45))/mileg.aspx?page=GetObject&objectName=2009-HB-4348
Then it needs to pass both the house and the senate but even before that it has to go through the judiciary committee. So far this bill has sat in the judiciary since 2/19/2009 and I have no idea how long it takes to get out of there or if it can sit there forever.
What you can do is after a bill is sponsored and read and comes out of the judiciary is then call your elected officials of your district about how you feel about an issue. Get as many people to blast communications to the house or senate of the state depending on where the bill is. Even before then you can be in contact with your rep's and spread the word of like minded people and continue to spread the word and get the largest pool of people you can to all communicate with their reps and also show the rep's that this is an issue that means a lot to a large people (constituents) and hopefully that will have an impact. That's how you get laws changed.
wally1120 wrote:
Who's fighting? I just made a statement of my observations of MGO. Nothing more.
As for changing gun laws in Michigan it's a very very tough road especially in this state with the massive piles of liberals here. The way to changes laws is to get law makers to sponsor a bill to change specific laws. For instance there is HB 4348 (bill to repeal gun free zones) it was Sponsored by Richard LeBlanc - (primary)
Joel Sheltrown, Justin Amash, Bob Genetski, Gino Polidori, David Agema
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(plf5kk451fgbp3awgcnxoj45))/mileg.aspx?page=GetObject&objectName=2009-HB-4348
Then it needs to pass both the house and the senate but even before that it has to go through the judiciary committee. So far this bill has sat in the judiciary since 2/19/2009 and I have no idea how long it takes to get out of there or if it can sit there forever.
What you can do is after a bill is sponsored and read and comes out of the judiciary is then call your elected officials of your district about how you feel about an issue. Get as many people to blast communications to the house or senate of the state depending on where the bill is. Even before then you can be in contact with your rep's and spread the word of like minded people and continue to spread the word and get the largest pool of people you can to all communicate with their reps and also show the rep's that this is an issue that means a lot to a large people (constituents) and hopefully that will have an impact. That's how you get laws changed.
