DATE: October 31, 2013
TO: USF & NRA Member and Friends
FROM: Marion P. Hammer
USF Executive Director
NRA Past President
Commissioner Mary Ann Lindley is claiming that private sales account for 40% of total gun sales in the U.S.
That is not only false, it is a statement that must have come directly from President Obama's TelePrompTer.
President's Obama's "40% claim" is so blatantly false that even The Washington Post fact checkers reported that it was false. In fact they gave it a "Three Pinocchios" rating, in other words it's FALSE, FALSE, FALSE.
Click here to read the article: Obama's 40% of Gun Sales Claim is False
We need to make sure the Commission supports the citizens of Leon County and not to be fooled by Commissioner's Lindley's obvious lobbying for President Obama.
Click here to read NRA's fact sheet: NRA Fact Sheet on Private Sales
Commissioner Lindley's aide is responding to constituents by repeating President Obama's misinformation as the reason to take away the rights of Leon County residents.
CONTACT COMMISSIONERS AGAIN! Tell them that Commissioner Lindley's 40% claim was false when President Obama kept saying it and it is still false when she says it.
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And copy Commissioner Lindley too. Let her know that you know her statement is false.
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Tell your friends and fellow gun owners to contact Commissioners. Please feel free to forward this e-mail alert to them.
Florida Alert! Tell Commissioners that Mary Ann Lindley's claim is false
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