We’re six days away from election day, the day that the music ends and America sees who wins and who loses.

The Missouri Firearms Coalition is going all-out to mobilize the gun vote in these elections. Our ads have been seen by hundreds of thousands and we are hammering in the swing districts that matter, districts where gun owners can send a message!

Instead of switching into “coast” mode from here to the finish line, we are hammering down all the way to the end.

But yesterday the New York Times announced that billionaire gun-control activist Michael Bloomberg pumped a whopping $50 MILLION dollars into the Radical Left’s campaign machine for the final week!

Between you and me, I think the Radical Left is desperate, and they see their poll numbers cratering in this final week.

We aren’t willing to leave anything to chance, so for the next six days I want to slam our ads in front of every gun owner, hunter and outdoorsman in the state and urge them to get to the polls and vote pro-gun!

Our ads have already been seen by hundreds of thousands of Missourians, but I am not willing to shut everything off now just because we need to conserve our resources for after the elections.

Can you chip in right now?

Here’s the deal: a $50 or even $100 contribution right now gets our ads seen by over a thousand gun owners PER DAY between now and election day, so if you can afford it, please consider donating that amount right now.

As I’ve said in previous emails, we’re targeting the same swing districts that the gun-grabbers are, because these are the districts that will decide the trajectory of the legislature.

So please be generous.

If $50 or $100 is too much, please consider chipping in $10 or $20, because it only takes a few people chipping in at those amounts to equal bigger sums.

We’re spending hundreds of dollars PER HOUR right now, and I don’t want to let up.

We fight to WIN, and your contribution will keep us in position to do just that.

For Missouri,

Aaron Dorr
Political Director
Missouri Firearms Coalition