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On December 17, pro-Second Amendment candidate Martha McSally (R) was officially declared the winner in the race for Arizona's second congressional district over pro-gun control Representative Ron Barber (D-AZ-2.)
Arizona's second district is gun control proponent Gabby Giffords' former seat and the contest she campaigned hardest for during the months prior to the November 4 mid-term elections.
According to Roll Call, McSally won the election by "167 votes." Barber released a statement congratulating her and "wishing her well in serving southern Arizonans."
Breibart News previously reported that Barber was trying to get re-elected on a gun control platform, while McSally was running as a pro-Second Amendment candidate. On September 20, Breitbart News reported that Giffords ads against McSally were filled with such vitriol that The Arizona Republic described them as "base and vile," and said Giffords was harming Barber and her own image more than she was hurting McSally.
This is wonderful news.Gabby Gifford's house seat goes to a pro gun candidate....
Complete Repudiation Pro-Gun Candidate Wins Gabby Giffords Former House Seat
On December 17, pro-Second Amendment candidate Martha McSally (R) was officially declared the winner in the race for Arizona's second congressional district over pro-gun control Representative Ron Barber (D-AZ-2.)
Arizona's second district is gun control proponent Gabby Giffords' former seat and the contest she campaigned hardest for during the months prior to the November 4 mid-term elections.
According to Roll Call, McSally won the election by "167 votes." Barber released a statement congratulating her and "wishing her well in serving southern Arizonans."
Breibart News previously reported that Barber was trying to get re-elected on a gun control platform, while McSally was running as a pro-Second Amendment candidate. On September 20, Breitbart News reported that Giffords ads against McSally were filled with such vitriol that The Arizona Republic described them as "base and vile," and said Giffords was harming Barber and her own image more than she was hurting McSally.
Gabby ain't so gabby anymore is she?
Oh yes there is. Bitch-slapping you comes to mind...Gabby ain't so gabby anymore is she?
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
Gabby ain't so gabby anymore is she?
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
We aren't mocking her as a victim....we are mocking her attempt to inhibit our ability to protect our selves and our families...if you are going to jump into the arena...you should expect to be fairly engaged on the issues you are pushing....right?
Oh yes there is. Bitch-slapping you comes to mind...Gabby ain't so gabby anymore is she?
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
We aren't mocking her as a victim....we are mocking her attempt to inhibit our ability to protect our selves and our families...if you are going to jump into the arena...you should expect to be fairly engaged on the issues you are pushing....right?
Nothing cons love more than mocking a gun victim.
and notice how if someone is shot they wail how you can't talk about them
sure as hell didn't stop with President Reagan did it
yeah, damn radical anti gun nuts like Gifford who -- oh wait! never mind
In January 2013, Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly started a political action committee called Americans for Responsible Solutions. The mission of the organization is to promote solutions with elected officials and the general public. The couple supports the Second Amendment while promoting responsible gun ownership and “keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people like criminals, terrorists, and the mentally ill.”
Gabrielle Giffords - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
