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« A bit of First Amendment chilling? | Main | Rather funny cross examination »

Editorial--now this is the media we're used to!

Posted by David Hardy · 10 March 2008 06:08 PM

Editorial in the (VA) Daily Press. Count the nonsequiturs. My favorite: a bill allowing CCW holders into restaurants that serve alcohol, so long as they do not drink it themselves, was properly vetoed because " Alcohol and firearms are a dangerous mix."

Of course illustrating that with two incidents involving drunken federal agents gets second prize.

And a bill allowing a firearm in a vehicle so long as it was under lock and key would have made the lives of policemen risky. We all know how cop-killers like to put their guns in locked containers, so the officer has a sporting chance.

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2 Comments | Leave a comment

Don Gwinn | March 10, 2008 6:25 PM | Reply

Civilians would have gotten twice as drunk.

Turk Turon | March 12, 2008 7:00 AM | Reply

Ironically, VCDL reports that:
Governor Kaine went on to sign SB 776, a bill that permits Commonwealth Attorneys and their deputies, with NO requirement for any firearms training, to carry a concealed handgun into a restaurant that serves alcohol AND DRINK while they're at it!!!

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