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Senator Manchin: ‘Use The Weight Of The Government’ For Better Gun Control
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"During a July 26 appearance on CBS News’ Face the Nation, Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) acknowledged that [the] alleged Lafayette gunman ... did not do 'anything wrong' in the way he acquired his firearm, yet still posited a need to 'use the weight of the government' to bring about better gun control." ...
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Submitter's Note: "Nothing wrong"? Seriously? How about the felony the shooter committed in lying on his 4473 or the multiple felonies he committed being a "prohibited person" in possession of a gun and ammunition? |
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Millwright66
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| Seems to me the senator already has what he wants. It just doesn't work, as we've had ample examples of already this summer! Like most progressive elites he'd rather write legislation than enforce existing laws or work to correct their faults. Not much bandwidth in being a repairman, I suppose. |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(7/28/2015)
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| Seems to me the senator already has what he wants. It just doesn't work, as we've had ample examples of already this summer! Like most progressive elites he'd rather write legislation than enforce existing laws or work to correct their faults. Not much bandwidth in being a repairman, I suppose. |
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