Smith & Wesson Fights Back Against Democrat Subpoena
On August 15, Smith & Wesson, represented by Schaerr Jaffe, sent a letter to House Oversight and Reform Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) regarding the committee’s subpoena, which was issued on August 1.
Smith & Wesson CEO Mark Smith said this subpoena amounts to nothing more than politicians and the media attempting to “disparage” Smith & Wesson. He elaborated in a statement on Monday:
Pure waste of taxpayer money to subpoena Smith & Wesson with an overly burdensome request. It does nothing to help Congress legislate, and does everything to harm S & W if they are forced to comply.
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Now if they would remove that damn lawyer hole from their classic revolver line, I might just buy one.
ReplyDelete"The left mistakenly often refers to these rifles as “assault weapons.” Your comment and my reference sound hauntingly famliar!
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Pure waste of taxpayer money to subpoena Smith & Wesson with an overly burdensome request. It does nothing to help Congress legislate, and does everything to harm S & W if they are forced to comply.
ReplyDeleteIt also gives the Dems fodder for their mid-term campaign: "Merchants of Death won't co-operate with us while we craft Commonsense Gun Safety Laws!"
DeleteYou nailed the left's MO.
DeleteExactly what they are doing.
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It is a very well written response. When the hell was this committee formed ? Last week? I know oversight when was "reform" added to it??
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