Gun Control Media Bias Exemplified
Posted: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:39:29
Quoted from news story posted here: http://www.whsv.com/virginiaap/headlines/44059607.html
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Gun control shot to the forefront of the fourth Democratic gubernatorial debate Thursday less than a mile from the deadliest campus shooting in American history.
State Sen. R Creigh Deeds, former Democratic national chairman Terry McAuliffe and former House of Delegates Democratic Caucus leader Brian Moran all agreed on closing the loophole in state law that exempts gun shows from background checks on firearms buyers.
In Blacksburg, home of Virginia Tech, Moran said every gun buyer should have to face the same vetting that federally licensed gun dealers must perform regardless of venue. McAuliffe agreed.
Then, he noted that Deeds had voted to override Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine's veto of a bill that would have allowed people to carry concealed guns in bars.
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Please make note to the wording of the second paragraph:
"loophole in state law that exempts gun shows from background checks on firearms buyers"
This indicates to the average American, who does not understand the laws, that anyone can walk into a gun show and buy anything they want without submitting to a background check, which we all know to be completely untrue. I posted a comment on their website outlining the difference between a sale from a dealer and a personal transfer/sale. We'll see if the comment makes it through their liberal moderation process.
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Gun control shot to the forefront of the fourth Democratic gubernatorial debate Thursday less than a mile from the deadliest campus shooting in American history.
State Sen. R Creigh Deeds, former Democratic national chairman Terry McAuliffe and former House of Delegates Democratic Caucus leader Brian Moran all agreed on closing the loophole in state law that exempts gun shows from background checks on firearms buyers.
In Blacksburg, home of Virginia Tech, Moran said every gun buyer should have to face the same vetting that federally licensed gun dealers must perform regardless of venue. McAuliffe agreed.
Then, he noted that Deeds had voted to override Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine's veto of a bill that would have allowed people to carry concealed guns in bars.
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Please make note to the wording of the second paragraph:
"loophole in state law that exempts gun shows from background checks on firearms buyers"
This indicates to the average American, who does not understand the laws, that anyone can walk into a gun show and buy anything they want without submitting to a background check, which we all know to be completely untrue. I posted a comment on their website outlining the difference between a sale from a dealer and a personal transfer/sale. We'll see if the comment makes it through their liberal moderation process.