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« NYC Mayor blames NRA | Main | Demos backing away from gun issue »

And Brady weighs in...

Posted by David Hardy · 16 December 2005 09:29 AM

The Brady Campaign has predictably endorsed proposals to make the N.Y. gun laws even stricter.

So let's see... they just want moderate, sensible laws, but support the DC near-total ban, and think New York's laws are too loose.

Actually, take a look at their mission statement. They are "are dedicated to creating an America free from gun violence" and "believe" that this can be "achieved without banning all guns." The only limit they put on seeking zero gun violence is that it may not require a total ban on all firearms. But even that is expressed as a belief that they could achieve the goal short of that, not as a committment to refrain from pushing that far.

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