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Rep. Demings Wrong on Concealed Carry Reciprocity Bill
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Rep. Val Demings’ (D-Fla.) recent op-ed (“ ‘Concealed Carry Reciprocity’ measure would gut public safety laws,” June 29) demonstrates she either hasn’t bothered to read the bills she criticizes or is willingly misrepresenting them for political reasons. Law-abiding Americans are increasingly purchasing firearms but only after undergoing an industry-supported FBI background check. She asserts, falsely or ignorantly, that criminals with domestic violence and violent criminals could carry a gun. |
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Let's get real here. "criminals with domestic violence and violent criminals could carry a gun." They do NOW. Nothing but a good guy (cop) with a gun is going to stop them. The ability to travel with a gun when you are a CCW is huge. But these people want to do it legaly. Only the criminals now currently do this.
WAKE UP. |
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