http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chicago/chi-0408250096aug25,1,5670521.story
Buried near the end of an article entitled, Keyes backs law on concealed guns, the following quote outlines Illinois Democratic Senatorial candidate Barak Obama's position on concealed carry:
"In a February survey of Democratic primary candidates for the U.S. Senate by the Tribune, Obama said he opposed allowing ordinary citizens to carry concealed weapons and that a federal law banning concealed carried weapons except for law enforcement is needed."
I wonder what else he is against "ordinary citizens" doing? He has already demonstrated, by his vote in the IL legislature, that he is against homeowners being able to use 'self-defense' to defend themselves in court after they have defended themselves at home.
I wonder if the' "skinny kid with the funny name," considers himself an "ordinary citizen?" (Oh yeh, I almost forgot that IL legislators voted themselves the right to carry concealed.)
Buried near the end of an article entitled, Keyes backs law on concealed guns, the following quote outlines Illinois Democratic Senatorial candidate Barak Obama's position on concealed carry:
"In a February survey of Democratic primary candidates for the U.S. Senate by the Tribune, Obama said he opposed allowing ordinary citizens to carry concealed weapons and that a federal law banning concealed carried weapons except for law enforcement is needed."
I wonder what else he is against "ordinary citizens" doing? He has already demonstrated, by his vote in the IL legislature, that he is against homeowners being able to use 'self-defense' to defend themselves in court after they have defended themselves at home.
I wonder if the' "skinny kid with the funny name," considers himself an "ordinary citizen?" (Oh yeh, I almost forgot that IL legislators voted themselves the right to carry concealed.)