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What, exactly, are these ‘common sense’ gun ‘reforms’ antis want?
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"There was much news over the weekend, the most recent being a piece in yesterday’s Christian Science Monitor, quoting would-be president Hillary Rodham Clinton, who said Saturday that the nation needs 'common-sense gun control reforms.'"
"She was speaking to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, many of whom have belonged to anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s [MAIG]. That’s the group with the public relations problem of explaining how so many of its former members have been convicted of various crimes that landed at least some of them in prison."
"A Wall Street Journal blog indicated that among Clinton’s 'reforms' would be the so-called 'universal background check.' Background checks have worked so well in recent years ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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| To the "antis" "Common Sense Gun Reforms" are anything preventing law-abiding citizens acquiring firearms without total government control. Meanwhile they continue to do nothing about criminal elements use of firearms. Its an old, old story, at least to me. |
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