“Virginia voters say they generally think it is more important to control who can buy guns than it is to protect the rights of Virginians to own guns…" [More]And the key to making that electorally irreversible is...
Thank goodness this has nothing to do with that "single issue," even though this clearly says it does. Besides, what's the worst that could happen?
Oh well, I suppose if it were really a concern we'd have heard something by now from national and state "gun rights" groups.
[Via Mack H]
3 comments:
David,
This issue, the one you discuss without fail, is not going away.
Willful blindness won't solve anything.
You'd think they'd have learned by now that since criminals and those with criminal intent don't allow themselves to be controlled that trying to control them with laws only negatively impacts the innocent and creates an imbalance of power that favors bad people.
The questions other than those about personal arms are just filler; this is about skewing the perception, crafting the message, and convincing so-called 'pro gun' legislators to get with the program of citizen disarmament.
Our enemies (and the are enemies) have mastery of the message, we do not and we will pay dearly.
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