The Brady Campaign's latest infestation of my mailbox...

[bumm]

This Tuesday,*March 18, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear what could be the most significant Second Amendment case in our country's history — and your Brady Center will be there.
Thanks to your support and the support of members like you, we will be in the courtroom on Tuesday — and then speaking to the press on the steps of the Supreme Court immediately afterwards.* We've already contacted ABC, CNN, and Fox News and have done advance interviews with other media outlets.
The Brady Center's team of lawyers have been hard at work preparing our arguments and providing*in-depth expertise to those involved with the case over the past twelve months since a U.S. Court of Appeals struck down a gun law as violating the Second Amendment for the first time in American history.
And in November, when the Supreme Court decided to take the case, thanks to your support, we put together an amicus brief that was co-signed by nine national law enforcement groups.* In addition, the Brady team helped to coordinate and support other friend-of-the-court briefs that were filed by doctors and nurses, law professors, historians, and others who believe in sensible gun laws.
In the past few weeks,*a barrage of national and regional media requests have come in to the Brady Center.* These will continue — beyond when the Supreme Court's decision is announced later this spring.* And our goal is to use the media's coverage of the case to educate the public on what the Second Amendment means for gun laws in our country.
The U.S. Supreme Court has the opportunity to reverse a clearly erroneous decision and make it clear that the Constitution does not prevent communities from having the gun laws they believe are needed to protect public safety.* The Brady Center will be there — for you — to defend America's gun laws.
We will keep you posted on what develops — and updates will be available Tuesday afternoon at www.BradyCenter.org, including links to the courtroom audio.
Sincerely,
Sarah Brady, Chair

You can also mail a check to:
Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence
1225 Eye Street NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20005

I sure hope they wind up disappointed...
Marty

 

[TAB]

I have a feeling like every one will be disappointed... Its like the old judge says " I always know when I make the right decision, both sides are unhappy"

I really do have the feeling they will make a very narrow ruling that will only effect DC.

 

[Black Knight]

If there is a postage paid return envelope place several sheets of blank paper in it, maybe even an NRA application. They get billed postage for the weight of the contents of the envelope. The heavier the envelope the higher the postage. They do their budget based on normal postage rates. If hit with higher rates they may be in financial pain.

 

[ptmmatssc]

the Constitution does not prevent communities from having the gun laws they believe are needed to protect public safety.

I thought we already had a "law" pertaining to that . Something to do with a 2 and amendment . Oh , that's right , it's not a law , it's just an affirmation of a right . Silly me .

 

[General Geoff]

The Brady Center will be there — for you — to defend America's gun laws.

Laws are the last thing in the world that should need defending. If they can't stand on their own merit, they aught to be struck down.

If there is a postage paid return envelope place several sheets of blank paper in it, maybe even an NRA application. They get billed postage for the weight of the contents of the envelope. The heavier the envelope the higher the postage. They do their budget based on normal postage rates. If hit with higher rates they may be in financial pain.

Take the envelope and tape a brick to it.

 

[Don Gwinn]

No legal content, sorry.