[Abenaki]

These clowns are asking for a donation to help toss Bush out in the next election.

I think I just might use the return envelop to send them a letter letting them know that because of their stance on gun control and the assualt weapons ban that I can no longer support them.

Hey this could be fun!
Abenaki

[Silver Bullet]

Opportunity is knocking.

[Mark Tyson]

Do it; I've written to the committee and chairman about it several times. I have yet to get a response. It's the only way to let them know we're watching. Are you registered democrat? I was, but not any more. I let them know I won't send any more money or support anyone who votes against the 2nd amendment, I don't care what else they're pushing. I still consider myself a centrist democrat though. I hope we can swing the party away from its radical leftist agenda somehow and back onto the path of sanity.

Dare to dream, I guess . . .

[Abenaki]

Yes I am a registerd Democrat.
I was 18 young and dumb. And since my Parents were Democrats......

I do not support most of the stuff they stand for. I am not to fond of the Republicans either.
I just never got around to changing .

Now here is an interesting thing. Both of my Daughters and most all of their friends that vote are registerd as Independent.

Abenaki

[Hkmp5sd]

If it includes a post-paid envelope for your donation, stuff it with as much junk mail as you can fit into it and send it back. Eat up a little of their money when it arrives postage due. Multiply that by a few thousand other people doing it and you can knock out a good amount of campaign money.

[greyhound]

Its funny, I'm a registered Independent, but ever since I joined NRA I've been getting stuff from both (Republican) Gov. Erlich and the Republicans begging for $$$. That's gotta be it, I've never received anything from them before.

Got one from both today, I'm gonna send them a letter saying I'm a one issue voter (guns! guns! guns!) and if they want my money, get cracking
on 2A and self defense. I figure with the hurricane I'll have plenty of time to write letters (maybe even by candlelight, Abe Lincoln style). :D

[Standing Wolf]

I think I just might use the return envelop to send them a letter letting them know that because of their stance on gun control and the assualt weapons ban that I can no longer support them.

It's worth doing. If naught else, it'll help consume their postage budget.

[clange]

I think I just might use the return envelop to send them a letter letting them know that because of their stance on gun control and the assualt weapons ban that I can no longer support them.
Send them some nice 'gifts to support their cause'. A paper clip, bit of string, metal washer, generic photo out of a new frame, etc.

[Ian Sean]

Personally i would send them back one of those fake $200 bills with GW Bush's face on it.

[TexasVet]

When I used to have them laying around, I'd tape their postage paid envelope to a wrapped brick.:neener:
Never got one returned, so I guess their "prepaid postage" covered it.

[Ex-Doc]

James Carville says, "give me yo monies"

[jimpeel]

Anything over a certain size and weight is no longer allowed to be mailed. You have to take it to the post office and "present your papers". Anytjoing over that size and weight, dropped in a mailbox, is disposed of.

The best thing to do would be to get a piece of sheet metal that is cut to the right size for the envelope and send that. Ten or twelve gauge should do nicely. It is thin, weighs 3-4 oz, is under the size and weight limits, and will likely be delivered and paid for.

[Ala Dan]

My suggestion:

Replace the corn-cobb's and toilet tissue in your bath
room with stationary from the Democratic National
Committee.:uhoh: :D

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member