MAIG members attack one of their own

Several former mayors (Jerry Jennings, David Roefaro and Matt Ryan) who were members of MAIG go on the attack against Poughkeepsie Mayor John Tkazyik who bailed out when it became a liability to his future aspirations:

“… We were surprised and disappointed to see in a recent OpEd Poughkeepsie Mayor John Tkazyik blatantly mischaracterize the important goals of Mayors Against Illegal Guns …”

That’s only because Tkazyik still thinks he has a chance to move up the political food chain while you guys’ careers are over.

“… The coalition’s top legislative priority is requiring background checks on all gun sales …”

Anyone can use Google to prove it is so much more than that.

“… The fact is Mayors Against Illegal Guns believes that the Second Amendment goes hand in hand with keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and other dangerous people …”

This tells me “their” op-ed was ghost-written by a MAIG staffer.

“…  the vast majority of the American people — 90 percent — support our coalition’s push to close the loopholes in the background check system …”

Nobody is buying that lie which is why their bill crashed and burned in Congress last year.

“… Perhaps Mayor Tkazyik had the wool pulled over his eyes by the gun lobby …”

Perhaps he’s upset that he didn’t get as much money out of Mike Bloomberg as you guys did:

  • August 2009 – Bloomberg hosts a fundraiser for Jennings at his private home in Manhattan.  Not known who attended or how much was raised.
  • October 2009 – Bloomberg hires Angelo Roefaro to work for him in a strange public/private arrangement with his cousin Mayor David.
  • October 2010 – Bloomberg writes a personal campaign check for $1199 payable to Friends of Matt Ryan for Mayor.

11 thoughts on “MAIG members attack one of their own

  1. Politicians in denial over facts., except when it becomes politically expedient to say I didn’t know. I was fooled. I am pro-gun. In reality, there is a Sheep in Wolfs clothing saying trust me.

  2. MAIG is more hypocrisy, commons sense isn’t paying a $10 fee for a background check to let my son use one of my long guns, and it isn’t paying $10-$20 for a background check every time I want to buy a box of ammo, and it isn’t paying a fee for each registered hand gun each time I have to renew what used to be a life time pistol permit. The people are anything but common sense, like I’ve said before get lost, we will vote you out every chance we get.

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