Moms Demand Action is peddling gun control.

Are you buying?

If so, they’ve got a bridge in Brooklyn they want to sell you as well.

Michael Bloomberg spends $50 million a year on his gun control group Everytown for Gun Control and Moms Demand Action.

Each year, the moms host a march across the Brooklyn Bridge, trying to drum up free publicity.  It’s not going so well.

The posed photo for NY Daily News.  Note the shallow depth and creative camera angle...
The posed photo for NY Daily News. Note the shallow depth and creative camera angle…

 

Another photo from the Moms Demand Action Facebook page.  Can you count three dozen protesters?
Another photo from the Moms Demand Action Facebook page. Can you count three dozen protesters?

 

If you had been there and blinked, you might have missed it.  Even with a $50 million dollar operation, they could only muster three or four dozen participants in a city of 8.4 million.

To put it into perspective, we at Guns Save Life regularly turn out 150-200 people at our monthly meetings in a city of 83,000.  Our biggest meeting to date has been about 325 people.

To put that into perspective:  If our typical turnout (call it 2oo) – as a proportion of our host city’s population – had marched across that bridge, we would have had over 20,000 people present.

Americans don’t support gun control, by and large.

Then again, only 6% of Americans trust the mainstream media – and that’s less than the number of Americans (6.5%) who are seriously mentally ill.

5 thoughts on “WANNA BUY A BRIDGE IN BROOKLYN? Moms Demand Action can only turn out dozens in America’s biggest city”
  1. It reminds me of the picture someone showed me from the State Journal-Register of the IGOLD rally this year. I didn’t go this year, but know it was cold and raining in Springfield. What’s the Moms’ excuse for such a pathetic turnout?

    Sam

  2. A good comedy prank on them crawling across the bridge would be someone driving by with a loud soundtrack of machine firing to see the
    ” steppin’ and fetchin’ ” going on the bridge.

  3. I love the way they hold up picture-posters at the rear to make it look like more people when you glance at it. I wonder if those with their back to the camera are just people trying to cross the bridge in the opposite direction.

    John, you should make a deal with Bloomey, For a measly half million dollars, GSL can probably guarantee a march with, say, a hundred paid anti-gun shills and a counter demonstration of three hundred or so pro 2nd Amendment civil rights activists. That would get him some temporary publicity and fund us at the same time… sounds like a win-win to me.

  4. NBC (it was on at Dr’s office, I don’t watch the propaganda arm of the Dem party) said that there were hundreds of marchers. Less than 50 is a far cry from hundreds, but that’s why I call it the propaganda arm of the DNC.

  5. Optic. It is all about optics.

    I am not among that 6% who trust the media.

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