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Table of ContentsContact information for Guy Smith |
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Contact informationEmail:
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Interview clipsTelevision Brief
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RadioInterview on Liberty Watch Radio discussing the D.C. vs. Heller Supreme Court handgun ban case.
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PhotographsTo obtain a high resolution copy of each thumbnail photograph below, right-click on the photo and select "Save target as ...".
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Biographical information and blurbs |
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| You can find other bits of information at
Cowboy
Confessional, Guy Smith's blog at www.GuySmith.org.
Guy Smith is a writer, songwriter, and political provocateur. At times Smith has been a cowboy, surfer, computer guru, and a marketing strategist. Throughout he has been a libertarian and committed to expanding all freedoms and dressing down politicians in the process. "Once elected, you're my employee and whipping boy." The Gun Facts book was originally a personal crib sheet -- a collection of notes about gun control and the utter failure thereof. Smith began sharing his notes with others in the late 1990's, and discovered that most activists faced the same problem: there was a mountain of real information exposing the fallacy of gun control, and no reference book for rapidly finding these facts to debunk any given gun control myth. Since inception, Gun Facts as been downloaded into more than 165 countries, with well over a million direct copies in circulation (since Gun Facts can be freely copied, posted or passed along, there may be many millions of copies in distribution). Smith contributes Op/Ed pieces to major metropolitan newspapers (San Francisco Chronicle, Oakland Tribune). He has published over 150 magazine articles, and is currently working on both fiction and non-fiction books. Smith appears frequently on talk radio programs and was an invited speaker at the 2005 Gun Rights Policy Conference. |
