And don't forgot to post the heck out of #2ATuesday
Not only post it, but share it on Facebook and invite your Facebook friends to join.
And don't forgot to post the heck out of #2ATuesday
Has a facebook event been created?
Joined, shared, and invited a slew of Pro2A friends!
And don't forgot to post the heck out of #2ATuesday
Not only post it, but share it on Facebook and invite your Facebook friends to join.
Another page needs to be created , ie MD Democrats to repeal SB281 or something to that effect that will give them more pause then the one from MSI
Another page needs to be created , ie MD Democrats to repeal SB281 or something to that effect that will give them more pause then the one from MSI
Joined, shared, and invited a slew of Pro2A friends!
I am a new MSI member & checked their site for updates on 2A Tuesday. Specifically will there be any charter bus transportation to the event or will it all be carpooling and self driven.
I am 72 & live in the Perry hall section of BA CO. I will gladly pay my way for a car ride or charter bus seat. M2 year old Uncle also wants to go.
Does anyone know of any transportation plans to and from this event?
I SEARCHED MS Forums & didn't come up with anything.
new Facebook group for this and the session in general
https://www.facebook.com/groups/651264418263158/
Join under the name; Doug Hansen
Maryland Shall Issue, Maryland State Rifle & Pistol Association, and Maryland Licensed Firearms Dealers Association, together with gun owners and other groups across the state, are looking forward to the inaugural 2A Tuesday, on February 4, 2012, on Lawyers' Mall in Annapolis. We are actively informing people across the region of the need to show up in numbers we've never seen before, in support of your Second Amendment Rights.
In preparation for the 2014 General Assembly session and 2A Tuesday, several questions have been raised. The following answers to some of the most common ones will give a better idea of what to expect from the event.
Why do we need to gather again this year?
Last year, we showed the General Assembly that Marylanders have a deep interest in their Second Amendment Rights, and are willing to stand up for them. We got their attention, but more is needed. If we back off now, it will be assumed we're good with the infringements of the so-called Firearm Safety Act of 2013 (and anything else they choose to push).
Can't I just count on MSI and other groups to make these changes?
Our organizations already do much of the heavy lifting in Annapolis (and we are glad to do it), but it is the voice of the people that will make this happen. You are the most important piece in this machine, and the Legislature (and Governor) need to see you standing up for your rights.
Is there really even a chance to change things?
Definitely, yes. In the 2013 session, the fact that you were there, and our organizations fought tirelessly for you, made an impact. So much so that both the House and Senate had to use questionable tactics to ensure the Governor's will was carried out. Expanding our showing in the next session will be critical.
What are the plans for the event?
There will be a formal program announced soon for the Rally, but the day is intended for concerned Marylanders to spend time engaging with their Legislators, learning about the fight for your Rights, and displaying a show of solidarity that Annapolis has never seen before.
What can I do to help?
In short, we need you to Speak Up, Stand Up, Show Up. Be in continual communication with your Legislators. Not just on 2A issues, but on anything that concerns you. Tell them you are going to see these things through. Make them aware that you will be spreading the word to others, and that we, as Marylanders, will hold them accountable for their votes--both during the session, and in the coming elections. Be in Annapolis as often as you can to meet them face to face. Be at 2A Tuesday with as many people as you can gather. Make it a community event, and show that we are all concerned, and will not back away.
All members of any of our Supporting Organizations are encouraged to get involved! Spread the word to friends, family, co-workers, clubs, and community organizations. This matters to everyone, and we all have ways we can help. Whether it's passing out flyers, contacting the Legislature, or just being in Annapolis on Feb. 4, it all counts.
New 2ATuesday announcement, released 12/23
Event Guidelines
General: The event will be centered at Lawyers' Mall near the Maryland State House and the General Assembly office buildings. The official event time is 11:30AM – 1:30PM. Plan on being there early (and late) due to anticipated traffic issues.
Transportation: You are encouraged to share a ride, to enable the parking areas to accommodate the numbers of vehicles we are hoping to see. Large groups should consider hiring buses/coaches of an appropriate size.
Goals: This is NOT a protest. This is a gathering of civic-minded Second Amendment supporters, petitioning their Government to uphold Constitutional principles. We will take this opportunity to show, through both numbers and words, the impact the 2A community intends to have in the upcoming General Assembly session, and the upcoming elections. You should also plan time before or after the event to visit and speak with your own representatives concerning these issues.
Behavior: This is an opportunity for us, as a community, to dispel the media myths of firearms owners. In the 2013 gatherings, it became clear that we needed to avoid presenting the images the media so desperately wants to portray. Therefore, we request that there NOT be any firearms, replicas, or facsimiles of firearms present. Maryland law expressly prohibits any firearms at anything that could be deemed a “protest” or “demonstration.” Dress should not include hostile messages, and camo should be avoided at all costs.
Miscellaneous: Our groups have developed a good working relationship with the Department of General Services (the good people who maintain/prepare the areas, as well as provide security). It is therefore requested that we show them the respect they are due, thank them for their work, and to clean up after ourselves. Everyone should bring a couple of bags along to police the area throughout the day. Smokers should “field strip” their butts, and dispose of them properly.
Is there a printable flier (flyer?)? I'd like to get some out.