Hit this CNN AWB/NRA poll

[Guy B. Meredith]

A bullseye or a shot in the foot. http://www.cnn.com/

 

[Rebar]

Hit, but we're way behind.

 

[peacefuljeffrey]

Mayor Michael Coleman said that the NRA and other groups won't dictate city policy and that the ban will make the city safer, which will attract convention business overall.

That's from the article.

Um, could someone please put him on the spot and ask JUST HOW the ban will make the city even one iota safer?


How does this s#!t go unchallenged?!

-Jeffrey

 

[Polishrifleman]

It took me a second to find it. Here is a better link (I hope).

http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/07/18/nra.ban.ap/index.html

Once open the poll is about half way down on the right.

 

[nico]

Just a note: copy and paste the link. DON'T click it and answer the poll.

I voted btw. By the time I get home from work tomorrow afternoon I fully expect it to be nuked beyond all recognition.

 

[GW]

It is astonishing that the extremist leadership of this organization thinks it can bully and intimidate local lawmakers and municipalities that are working to reduce gun violence and address the threat of assault weapons on our streets," said Toby Hoover, executive director of the Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence.

Do you suppose ol' Toby has found a way to compensate the city for the $20 million it just lost?

Does Ohio have any preemption law?

 

[heypete]

Does Ohio have any preemption law?

No, but I believe they're working on it.

 

[Skirmisher]

I have a problem driving through a state where I have to leave my gun in the car to go to the bathroom.

 

[halvey]

Bump.