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On why the Media doesn't know most Americans support gun rights:
"We don't have annual parades for gun owners so everyone can appreciate that gun ownership is an alternative lifestyle and look at how great we are." (He also insisted that liberals "don't want you (men) to date girls.")
--NRA Convention - as described by Steve Freiss on gay.com

On California's Proposition 209, a ballot measure that eliminated the
state's affirmative action policy:
Affirmative action is "government racism" that is "particularly offensive to
Jews and Asian Americans."
--The American Spectator

On the Estate Tax and the Holocaust:
Norquist: “I think it speaks very much to the health of the nation that
70-plus percent of Americans want to abolish the death tax, because they see it as fundamentally unjust. The argument that some who played at the
politics of hate and envy and class division will say, 'Yes, well, that's
only 2 percent,' or as people get richer 5 percent in the near future of
Americans likely to have to pay that tax. I mean, that's the morality of
the Holocaust. 'Well, it's only a small percentage,' you know. 'I mean, it's
not you, it's somebody else.’…”

Terry Gross: “Excuse me. Excuse me one second. Did you just ... compare the
estate tax with the Holocaust?”

Grover Norquist: “No, the morality that says it's OK to do something to do a
group because they're a small percentage of the population is the morality
that says that the Holocaust is OK because they didn't target everybody,
just a small percentage. What are you worried about? It's not you. It's not
you. It's them. …”

Terry Gross: "So you see taxes as being the way they are now terrible
discrimination against the wealthy comparable to the kind of discrimination
of, say, the Holocaust?"

Grover Norquist: "Well, what you pick -- you can use different rhetoric or
different points for different purposes, and I would argue that those who
say, 'Don't let this bother you; I'm only doing it' -- I, the government.
The government is only doing it to a small percentage of the population.
That is very wrong. And it's immoral. They should treat everybody the same.
They shouldn't be shooting anyone, and they shouldn't be taking half of
anybody's income or wealth when they die.”

--Interview with Terry Gross on National Public Radio

BIO
Nominated for re-election by Nominating Committee. NRA Life member. President of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), grassroots taxpayer group founded at request of President Reagan in 1986. ATR asks all candidates to sign Taxpayer Protection Pledge against raising taxes.

One President, 38 Senators, 211 Congressmen, 8 Governors and 1,279 State Legislators have signed the pledge. Author of monthly politics column in The American Enterprise magazine. Political activist and writer, committed to Second Amendment as our first freedom.

Member: Law Enforcement Alliance of America, 50 Caliber Shooters Association.
Board member: American Conservative Union. Campaign staff 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Republican Platform Committees. Author: Rock the House, story of 1994 Republican sweep of Congress. Chairs "Wednesday Meeting" in Washington, D.C. where between 100 and 120 center right activist leaders (including NRA) meet weekly to organize pro-freedom coalition. Works to strengthen NRA and elect pro-gun candidates throughout the nation.

Mr. Norquist was re-elected to the NRA Board of Directors in 2003 for a 3 year term.

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