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« Law.com on Parker | Main | NRO: Second Amendment defenders are winning »

Richardson flip-flop on gun shows?

Posted by David Hardy · 30 July 2007 06:28 AM

Story here.

· Politics

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He's trying to appeal to the kook liberal base of the Democrat party which hates guns and who are the mostly likely to turn out and vote in the primary.

Posted by: Jacob at July 30, 2007 11:39 AM

Screw him. He just lost my support. He was whack on the war in Iraq, anyway.

Posted by: Letalis at July 30, 2007 03:24 PM

He's simply a politician looking for votes. When the votes were from gun supporters, he was a gun supporter. Now that he needs votes in the Dem primaries in the "Eeeek, a gun" states, he's sliding in their direction.

If you read the transcript, it's obvious that he really doesn't know much about the issue, especially from a Constitutional viewpoint. He lets Russert get away with a line about "Uzi machine guns" and defining the whole gun control issue as about hunting.

He's just parroting what his pollsters have told him is the maximum vote getting line.

Posted by: bud at July 31, 2007 12:59 PM

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