I sent several emails to Florida Mayors regarding Mayors Against Illegal Guns USA Today Ad against H.R. 822. So far one answer from Mayor Perry Knight from Bowling Green, Florida and it seems that not only he is not in favor of the ad, he does not want to be associated with MAIG.

There seems to someone outthere who just decided my name should  be added to this list. I do not support anything these folks are trying to do. I have asked repeatedly to have my name removed yet they ignore me. If I could ask you for your help by clearly an plainly stating that I DO NOT SUPPORT THIS . I am a gun owner an avid hunter. thanks for your inquiry an wish you well.  Perry Knight

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Well Mayor Perry, I can help spread the word. We have heard that MAIG has added Mayors without their consent to their list and it is good to know that you support the Second Amendment.

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By Miguel.GFZ

Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.

8 thoughts on “One MAIG mayor is not really a MAIG Mayor: Perry Knight from Bowling Green, Fl.”
  1. We’ll I’d like to say that is a surprise that MAIG is inventing members but Its really not. Please keep us updated as to the responces because I’d like to just how many of these mayors aren’t really supporting MAIG.

  2. He needs to stop “asking repeatedly” and have his lawyer send a cease-and-desist letter. This isn’t the first I’ve heard of this, but until some of the impacted mayors start legal action nothing will change. And he needs to understand that sending an email to someone doesn’t get him off the hook — there are numerous voters in his area who will vote against him just because they saw his name there and didn’t send an email to verify it.

  3. […] MAIG has a history of lying about their members in order to inflate their numbers and make themselves appear more powerful than they actually are (not hard, considering their power base is negligible to begin with), but, really, using a dead man’s name to continue supporting your organization after his death? That is all manner of scumbaggish, and if Mayor Tim Martin has an estate, I would think they would have standing for a very entertaining lawsuit. […]

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