9) Gun Control: to have or not to have?I feel sorry for the gun-rights advocates, many of whom are one-issue voters. This guy is their best choice.
Romney has been quite wishy-washy on his views on gun control. In 2004, he passed one of the tightest bans on assault weapons in Massachusetts. But, later on, Romney bought a lifetime membership to the NRA and hopes to endorse the National Rifle Association. Though gun control is not one of the main issues for this campaign, it has been brought to recent light since the Aurora, CO shootings.
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It's been funny to read the pro-gun bloggers on this issue. They are clearly unhappy with this loser. A couple are going with some third-party candidate instead. Good luck with that. The best they could wish for, for promoting their extremist pro-gun agenda, is to vote for Romney and hope that he stays true to his new NRA agenda lipservice.
ReplyDeleteHaven't you pointed out time and again how Obama has done nothing on gun control?
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry as well that Romney is the Republican candidate. The question I keep asking myself is, really? There are something like 310 million people in the U.S. and this is the best Republican candidate we can find? And I said the same thing about Obama when he was running for president in 2008.
ReplyDeleteWe need better people in politics in every party.
There isn't enough difference between Romney & Obama to make a difference.
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