NRA Enraged at Bush

[NYURepublican]

Bush is not pushing a vote, and nther is the leadership of ther party. The Dems know this is a losing issue for them, and in any case, there's no way in hell this bill would make it out of the House Judiciary Committee short of a miracle. Bush is paying lip-service to look moderate on the issue, because he knows the backlash against him in the pro-2nd amendment community would be massive if he were to sign a ban into law or actively work to have it brought to the floor in Congress.
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[Mrs Brady]

Though House Majority Leader Tom DeLay says "The votes in the House are not there" to renew the measure, Fnstn and Schumer have introduced a bill in the Senate to renew the law, and they will press the House for a roll call vote in the upcoming election year. Unfortunately, President Bush has rterated that he SUPPORTS the gun-ban and will sign the renewal bill -- an affront to the Constitutional right of all law abiding citizens to own semi-automatic rifles for lawful purposes.

[HEH]

You'd be surprised. Many NRA members are single-issue voters, which means if you don't support thr issue, you're out. If the choice is between an anti-gun Republican and an anti-gun Democrat, well, then you don't lose much by voting for a third party anyway, do you?