Truly pro-gun Democrats- name one

[pandatimothy]

I will:

Mark Warner, Gov of Virginia.

[SharonAnn]

1. Lincoln Davis, Congressional Representative, Tennessee

Lincoln Davis, Congressional Representative, Tennessee.

[MrBenchley]

6. Jeeze, what a baboo!

There's an ace to draw to!

"On many fronts, Davis is bucking the Democratic Party platform. He's pro-life and anti-gun control, ''The Republicans have done a wonderful job of saying (Democrats) are going to take our guns and kill unborn babies and keep prayer out of schools. I will not be out-gunned, out-prayed or out-daddied by anyone,'' he told a small group outside the old Scott County Courthouse in Huntsville, Tenn. The phrase has become a signature sound bite of his campaign."

http://www.lincolndavis.com/september292002.htm

[Romulus]

2. hmmm

while I liked Warner (I moved to MD this past August), I think his pro-gun-owner actions as Gov. have been more of a response to Virginia political reality than to his own core beliefs. I've never heard him say what he actually believes.

Too bad the MD Dems can't get someone like Warner to be gov in this pit of a state. The best they tried to put up was KKT. :puke: If she had won, I probably would have had to turn in/dispose of my "arsenal of death" before being allowed to move here.

[David__77]

3. In CA...

I can think of no state-wide officials, but think of state Sen. Denise Moreno Ducheny of San Diego and Rep. Joe Baca of San Bernardino. They usually don't make it out of primary. Here in Sacramento a few years ago, the local head of the NAACP caught trouble for being endorsed by the gun groups in the Democratic primary. I imagine in other states there are more than here.

[MrBenchley]

4. Fat Lot of Good It Did Him Too....

The NRA still attacked the poor bastid...

""The National Rifle Association dubbed Republican Mark L. Earley "clearly a better candidate" for governor in a letter to its Virginia members yesterday, but it stopped short of endorsing Earley because of his vote in 1993 for the state law limiting gun purchases to one a month.
The strongly worded letter gave Earley a grade of A-minus and praised his support for a major new exemption to the one-gun-a-month law that would allow unlimited gun purchases for the 104,000 Virginians with concealed weapons permits. It gave Democrat Mark R. Warner a grade of C and noted the several changes in his gun positions over the years."

http://www.loper.org/~george/archives/2001/Oct/50.html

"RICHMOND - Virginia legislators and members of the National Rifle Association drew stark lines between Republican Mark Earley and Democrat Mark Warning on the issue of the NRA and Second Amendment rights. In a conference call with reporters on Friday, the Second Amendment proponents outlined Warner's attempts to mislead the hundreds of thousands of gun owners in Virginia, while highlighting Earley's commitment to the rights of law abiding citizens. "

http://www.vagop.com/cgi-data/content_press/files/13.shtml

"...when you read the letter James Jay Baker, chairman of the NRA Political Victory Fund, wrote to Virginia NRA members, there is no way you can conclude that it is anything less than a strong statement of support.
The NRA used a grade system for judging the two candidates. Earley, a Republican, got an A-. Warner, a Democrat, got a C.
Baker criticized Warner for altering his public stance several times on issues of concern to gun owners."

http://www2.roanoke.com/outdoors/billcochran/field/3869.html

[GainesT1958]

5. Dr. Howard Dean...

At least, as his record would have it.

B-)

[juancarlos]

7. James Traficant

But he's in prison now. The Ohio House Minority Leader is too. But he doesn't have much power, as the Dems only have about 35% of the seats.

[agates]

8. Tony Dean

South Dakota hunter, outdoorsman, conservationist

http://www.tonydean.com/

[Upfront]

9. Me

[Superfly]

16. Me, too.

No compromise on the RKBA

[Township75]

17. I am one as well*

*

[Wild Bill]

10. Ralph Hall Texas 4th district

Co-Sponser of HR193, HR990, HR1039, and 2906

[Wcross]

11. Al Gore

Until he forgot he was from Tennessee.

[1a2b3c]

24. Damn

Pulling out the ace card. Funniest post yet.

[Wcross]

25. Well, the truth hurts.

He didn't even consider gun control when he represented his fellow Tennesseans.

[1a2b3c]

26. I think he voted with the NRA

in the early and mid 80's.

[DoNotRefill]

12. Rick Boucher, (D)

[Township75]

14. Hmmm, how about that? Must be one mind.*

*

[Township75]

13. Boucher, Rep VA, also former PA Gov Casey and his son...

who is the state's treasurer.

Sen Graham of FL passed the CCW of FL when he was gov (I think).

[Township75]

15. Gov NM (Dem) signed CCW law this year. *

*

[Man_in_the_Moon]

18. Mr 'Jack booted Thug', J. Dingell, D-MI

The man who coined the phrase 'jack booted thug' while referring to the behavior of the BATF under the original Bush.

[RoeBear]

20. That would have been my first choice...

...then former U.S. Rep Jim Barcia and current U.S.Reb Bart Stupak both of Michigan

[Valarauko]

27. Dingell is DA MAN! :-)

Absolutely! Gotta love him :-)

[pandatimothy]

19. I'll add Harold Volkmer until he retired

The NRA and Volkmer got along real well. Volkmer rocks. He is the epitome of a pro-gun Dem.

[DoNotRefill]

21. Jim Hodges

The former governor of South Carolina, signed legislation legalizing ownership of full auto weapons for South Carolina residents provided they complied with Federal law on Sept 21, 2001.

[DoNotRefill]

22. Maine Mary....

on DU. She's a State Rep in Maine, and seems quite pro-RKBA.

[iverglas]

28. Oh, fine

There's the debate-ender.

Name someone who is a member of the board -- and who therefore, according to the rules, cannot be commented on in the way that one might be wont to comment if the person had never signed up.

Sounds like a new variant of Godwin's Law, to me ...

.

[leftyandproud]

23. Dean. *NT*

[FlashHarry]

29. Locking

This thread was started by a disruptor.
If you guys want to discuss this issue, please start a new thread.

Thanks.

FlashHarry
DU Moderator