KnifeLawGuy
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Just caught the tail end of the discussion on gun control with Bill O'Reilly and Senator Schumer. Did anyone see the entire interview? Will have to try and catch the replay at 11 PM ET.
From the small part that I did see, the good Senator was all aglow with how big a supporter of the Second Amendment he is, intimating that he supported the Second Amendment, how the Second Amendment shouldn't be viewed narrowly ("through a pinhole"), etc., etc. Of course, he talked about how some bill he was discussing with Mr. O'Reilly was about "reasonable restrictions" (regarding which Mr. O'Reilly seemed to agree). Does anyone know what bill they were discussing?
I found it amusing that one of the most rabid, anti-gun Senators in American politics today would try to cast himself as a "supporter" of gun rights -- I imagine to many gun owners it would be sort of like Hitler trying to portray himself as "supporting" the jews (such support only with "reasonable restrictions," of course).
I guess it does show that diehard anti-gunners like Senator Schumer realize that out-and-out public hostility to law-abiding gun owners won't get him or his party very far these days. To quote the old Virginia Slims ad, "You've come a long way, baby!"
Anyone see the whole interview and care to comment?
From the small part that I did see, the good Senator was all aglow with how big a supporter of the Second Amendment he is, intimating that he supported the Second Amendment, how the Second Amendment shouldn't be viewed narrowly ("through a pinhole"), etc., etc. Of course, he talked about how some bill he was discussing with Mr. O'Reilly was about "reasonable restrictions" (regarding which Mr. O'Reilly seemed to agree). Does anyone know what bill they were discussing?
I found it amusing that one of the most rabid, anti-gun Senators in American politics today would try to cast himself as a "supporter" of gun rights -- I imagine to many gun owners it would be sort of like Hitler trying to portray himself as "supporting" the jews (such support only with "reasonable restrictions," of course).
I guess it does show that diehard anti-gunners like Senator Schumer realize that out-and-out public hostility to law-abiding gun owners won't get him or his party very far these days. To quote the old Virginia Slims ad, "You've come a long way, baby!"
Anyone see the whole interview and care to comment?