ANALYSIS AND COMMENTARY ON MARYLAND FIREARM POLITICS
(2007-03-20) Overview of 2007 Legislative Session
Debate over so-called "assault weapons" dominated what coverage there was of Maryland gun issues, and this particular form of gun control is dead for another year. We lead our retrospectives on the session and what it means for gunowners by covering the first of the bills to die.- PART ONE: The big picture and what happened.
- PART TWO: The trend on any question of "assault weapon" bans in Maryland.
- PART THREE: Snapshots from the Brady Bunch dog and pony show.
- PART FOUR: Bill signings and vetos. (Added 6-1-2007)
(2006-12-20) Follow the money
(2006-12-20) Steve Uhrig - RIP
(2006-12-20) Time running out for Montgomery County shotgun range
(2006-12-12) Bye, bye, Poppa Joe
(2006-11-20) Maryland shotgun facility asks for your help
(2006-11-11) Impact of 2006 election on Maryland gunowners
Governor Bob Ehrlich didn’t lose re-election because he failed to implement policy sought by his base. He failed because he didn’t try, and he took much of his party down with him.- PART ONE: Failure to lead led to both national and state power shift.
- PART TWO: State GOP looks for excuses for failure to ignite base.
- PART THREE: Good news! We're not the state GOP
- PART FOUR: Bottom line for major parties.
- PART FIVE: Bottom line for state gunowners.
(2006-10-17) Ehrlich administration curtails state hunting lands
(2006-10-11) Team Ehrlich works hard to make conservatives irrelevant.
In its Fall 2006 edition, the The Citizens Monitor published our OP ED on why conservatives can't afford to support the re-election of Bob Ehrlich.Click here for the longer analysis on which this OP ED was based.