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Washington State AG Wants Gun Ban, CCRKBA Chairman Responds
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When Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that he will propose legislation to ban so-called “assault weapons,” the chairman of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms had a blistering response.
“Unfortunately,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb, “Washington state has an attorney general that attacks constitutional rights instead of defending them. He is bought and paid for by the gun prohibition lobby.”
Ferguson, a Democrat now running for re-election, told a press conference that he will be getting help from Democrat state Senators David Frockt (46th District) and Kevin Ranker (40th District) to draft the legislation, which will be introduced in December. |
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PHORTO
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| Like flies at a picnic. |
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Uncommon1
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"My proposal will ban some of the deadliest weapons, while respecting the Second Amendment right to bear arms.”
It appears the deadliest weapons are politicians with agendas to destroy our freedoms. |
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