Just received this in my inbox:
these guys protested my wedding (seriously)
XXXXX – this is what happens when we step up and step in: We built a movement and got enough signatures to get the Safety for All initiative to end gun violence on the November ballot.
But we haven’t won yet – and this thing only gets tougher.
The NRA sees we’re gaining momentum, and they’ll do anything to stop us (these guys even sent protesters to my wedding).
But here’s my message to the NRA: You can try to intimidate us or empty your massive pockets to keep us down. Game on.
This team’s charging into the next phase – crisscrossing California, engaging supporters and turning out voters to support Safety for All – but we need $25,000 coming through online before midnight tomorrow to stay on track.
This is it. Can I count on you to give now to help us raise $25,000 online before midnight tomorrow? I hope you’ll make a donation to help us ramp up our efforts against the NRA and prevent gun violence in California.
This is going to be a tough one – but I know without a doubt we can win. Thanks for everything.
Gavin
I've yet to find an article describing any protests at either of his weddings by anyone, so this might get interesting.
But meanwhile, on the California Law Enforcement front:
http://ift.tt/1YGa3XQ
SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA), the state’s largest law enforcement union, announced its opposition to Gavin Newsom’s ammunition proposal. In an open letter to the citizens of California, CCPOA President Chuck Alexander says that the organization “vehemently opposes” Newsom’s proposal, which “lessens our ability to protect ourselves and the public.”
The CCPOA is the latest law enforcement organization to stand against Newsom’s proposal. The nine organizations represent thousands of officers, prosecutors, sheriffs and other officials on the frontline of public safety. Groups opposing Newsom’s proposal so far include:
Association of Deputy District Attorneys of Los Angeles
California Correctional Peace Officers Association
California Fish and Game Wardens’ Association
California Reserve Peace Officers Association
California State Sheriffs’ Association
Law Enforcement Action Network
Law Enforcement Alliance of America
San Francisco Veteran Police Officer Association
Western States Sheriffs Association
these guys protested my wedding (seriously)
XXXXX – this is what happens when we step up and step in: We built a movement and got enough signatures to get the Safety for All initiative to end gun violence on the November ballot.
But we haven’t won yet – and this thing only gets tougher.
The NRA sees we’re gaining momentum, and they’ll do anything to stop us (these guys even sent protesters to my wedding).
But here’s my message to the NRA: You can try to intimidate us or empty your massive pockets to keep us down. Game on.
This team’s charging into the next phase – crisscrossing California, engaging supporters and turning out voters to support Safety for All – but we need $25,000 coming through online before midnight tomorrow to stay on track.
This is it. Can I count on you to give now to help us raise $25,000 online before midnight tomorrow? I hope you’ll make a donation to help us ramp up our efforts against the NRA and prevent gun violence in California.
This is going to be a tough one – but I know without a doubt we can win. Thanks for everything.
Gavin
I've yet to find an article describing any protests at either of his weddings by anyone, so this might get interesting.
But meanwhile, on the California Law Enforcement front:
http://ift.tt/1YGa3XQ
SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA), the state’s largest law enforcement union, announced its opposition to Gavin Newsom’s ammunition proposal. In an open letter to the citizens of California, CCPOA President Chuck Alexander says that the organization “vehemently opposes” Newsom’s proposal, which “lessens our ability to protect ourselves and the public.”
The CCPOA is the latest law enforcement organization to stand against Newsom’s proposal. The nine organizations represent thousands of officers, prosecutors, sheriffs and other officials on the frontline of public safety. Groups opposing Newsom’s proposal so far include:
Association of Deputy District Attorneys of Los Angeles
California Correctional Peace Officers Association
California Fish and Game Wardens’ Association
California Reserve Peace Officers Association
California State Sheriffs’ Association
Law Enforcement Action Network
Law Enforcement Alliance of America
San Francisco Veteran Police Officer Association
Western States Sheriffs Association
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