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Poll: Most Americans Want Access To Guns, Support For Stricter Control Decreases

June 25, 2010 by  

Most Americans want access to guns, support for stricter control decreases, poll finds A new survey has found that most Americans believe in access to guns, and while pluralities prefer stricter gun control laws, the number of people holding this view has declined in recent years.

The poll was conducted last month by Harris Interactive and found that 45 percent of respondents favor stricter gun control. At the same time, the researchers noted that the percentage has fallen since 2008 when 49 percent felt that way.

Moreover, slightly more than 30 percent of Americans say they have a gun at home today, for an estimated 42 million households. Furthermore, a staggering 80 percent believe people should have access to rifles or shotguns as well as handguns (74 percent).

Finally, nearly half of those polled believe that unconcealed weapons should be allowed, with 45 percent having the same opinion with regard to concealed weapons.

The results come as the Illinois State Rifle Association prepares for its 8th Annual Open House on June 26.

The event will feature demonstrations of range facilities, displays of vintage military equipment as well as vintage and modern sporting firearms, and the opportunity for the public to test-fire the latest weapons. There will also be a press briefing regarding the McDonald v. Chicago case that is now being argued before the Supreme Court. ADNFCR-1961-ID-19854576-ADNFCR

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  • http://2artsantore@charter.net Art Santore

    I attended a four year school on defence, with thirteen months in a foreign country helping those who wanted freedom and they lost their freedom because they didn’t have a gun of their own. But I’ll be damed if I will stand on American soil and not have a gun to defend it, when so many of out troops are over seas trying to help other find their freedom. This is one Marine who has never been deactivited from military service, got on a plane and flew back to the USA and never was told to not ever pick up a weapon again to defend MY country. Better add to the AARP and the NRA the Military who stand as todays minutemen ready to defend.
    Stop all aid to overseas actions bring our troops home and stop spendind on US help that is not wanted from the USA. Let them now take charge as we must to stop expences to all other country, we need hte money ourself or roads,electrical power and water system, bridges, dams, all need attention and we do nothing to help ourself. Something is wrong and it needs to be made right.

  • bobinpa.

    Oh yeah, I forgot, How come after World War-2 When we joined the United Nations, every war we got involved in, we were not allowed to WIN. This one we’re in now is NO Exception. And you know what?? They ALL introduced this “Winning Hearts and Minds”, instead of “Winning the WAR”. Have a nice day.

    • Don

      Just for the record, we did not “win” WWII. We did win against Hitler, but we only beat the Communist back for a while. If we had won WWII altogether, Korea nor Vietnam would have happened.
      We have not WON a war since the Alamo.

      WWII was political postering, just like Korea and Vietnam. The American Citizens wanted nothing to do with these wars, but our leaders saw some personal gain and wrangled us into them, just like what is going on today.

  • bobinpa.

    JC- I spent time in a Place called Viet-Nam in 65, 67-68 in the 3rd and 1st Marine Divisions. This Hearts and Minds stuff was tried then and it Didn’t work, and they are trying it again now in Iraq and Afghanistan. And it won’t work. How about we win the War first, Kill and destroy the enemy FIRST. And then we can all get together and have a “People to People” Kombyya session. Whatcha think?? Sound Good?? “You Betcha”.

    • JC

      Bob, trying to lump me in with the liberals or hippies simply won’t work, I’m neither one.
      Thank you for your service in Nam, I’m sure you managed to kill a few “Gooks”.
      Now let’s take your theory for a walk…
      If the people in front of the M-16 are Ragheads…who are we there to defend? The other Ragheads?
      And if we are to hold these Ragheads in contempt, and they are all “Ragheads” why are we even there?
      And sinse we are there…I, like you want to know, why aren’t we allowed to win?
      Seems to me that we are there for corporate interests…not winning hearts and minds.
      All I’m saying is that your attitude gives the Hillary’s of the world…(now there’s your hippies)… all the ammunition they need to go around doing what they do.

      So carry on. I’ll be busy being an American trying to put us back on the path to the Constitution and you can represent the far right.
      Have a nice day.

      • Rob Alexander

        As Ron Paul often points out, we left Vietnam and look what happened… They are now a trading partner of ours.

    • JC

      BTW…apologies for the Gook reference…it was uncalled for.

  • bobinpa.

    JC- When an American Marine or Soldier looks down the sights of his M-16/M-4 and see’s the ENEMY in Iraq or Afghanistan, What does he see??? A RagHead. Please do me a favor and keep your politically correct B.S. to yourself.

    • JC

      Fine Bob, you go ahead and help the socialists call us racists.
      One thing is for sure, I will not support you or anyone like you with your low brow attitude. I’m no fan of radical muslims either and
      I’m not being PC…I’m being practical and trying to win hearts and minds…you on the other hand are simply offensive. But that’s your privelege isn’t it?

      • Al Sieber

        JC, this war has gone on 2 times longer then WW2, and it’ll last forever, according to the PNAC, and you know who that is.

      • JC

        Yep! The Project for a New American Century, setting the stage for The New World Order. Man my blood ran cold when I saw George HW Bush say that on TV.

      • Mike In MI

        Welcome to the world of the conservative talk shows and the politicians they favor. Who do you think owns the airwaves and controls the dialogues on those shows…specially the BIGGIES? Propaganda can be used to draw out the dissenters, too! Mouthpieces are very useful in many ways.

  • Raggs

    Take my gun’s…. I dare you!

    • JC

      From my cold dead fingers?
      Me too.

      • Jim H.

        JC. Always hand over your guns bullets first. Instead of my cold dead hands, I prefer them pulling my hot lead from there cold dead butt.

      • JC

        Or as Gen. Patton (one of my heros) said, “Make the other bastard die for what HE believes in”

      • Norman

        Yes! My “HERO” also!

      • DBM

        SPARTICUS

  • bobinpa.

    PS- Oh Yeah, I almost forgot. And we don’t even know if this Kenyan Closet Muslim is even an American.

    • Mike In MI

      Hell, bobinpa, -
      Why else do you think he’s pushing so hard for a universal right to citizenship via the comprehensive voter recruiting act that we think seems to be aimed at illegal aliens, from where ever, coming in through the southern border. If it passes – VOILA – he’s legal. Then, he can declare us unworthy and disenfranchise US. That’ll spread the wealth.

  • jopa

    BBstacker; You forgot Laura Bushes car killed more people than all of my guns.

    • JeffH

      …then perhaps the anti-car liberals should get cars banned…

      • Mike In MI

        …Unless they’re electric, sun-powered, sex poodle advocated, push-mobile “cars” that (if you own ‘em) show how much you care.

  • bobinpa.

    Did anyone ever think after all the Blood and Treaure we have spent in tnis “Greatest Nation in the History of the World”, WE would have SIGNS on American SOIL {Arizona} WARNING American Citizens that it is not SAFE to be in that area because of “ILLEGAL FOREIGN NATIONALS” in the area??? And we have an Incompetent, Unqualified, Empty-Suit, Communist, Marxist, Closet-Muslim,Lying, Bastard in the White House that just continues to spout LIES and Phoney Marxist BS. All this Phoney Political Correctness, and Left Wing Anti- American garbage that these Marxist/Stalin worshippers spout has finally showed these Anti-American LICE for what they are. It’s time for Real Americans to take OUR country back from these”Socialist Dirtbags”. This Kenyan RagHead we have in the White House has put a “Rules of Engagement” policy in Afghanistan that puts OUR Marines and Soldiers at RISK, and PROTECTS the RagHead civilians and Taliban. And he has signs put up on American soil warning of the Foreign Nationals ILLEGALS, instead of sending Troops down therer and Kicking Mexican A$$.

    • JC

      I think you’re on the right track, but you should probably stop using terms like rag head unless you want to be seen as wearing a pointy white hood.
      You aren’t wearing one of those are you?

    • Bull

      Why isn’t the State of AZ is not putting there own National Guard Units down there? That to me signals a real problem. If we don’t hold the tenants of what we are as American’s, we fail to America. Lets get it together folks!

      • Al Sieber

        Obama’s delaying it.

      • Vicki

        Send the state militia. The national guard is under the fedgov

      • Mike In MI

        Vicki – There’s nothing to send. It’s probably all under the control of the Feds, Army or U.N. in some undeclared war, police action, peace keeping mission under the U.N. or NATO, aid and comfort action as in Haiti (or elsewhere) or off on some secret mission to provide personal security to Obumbler’s extended family in Timfuctoo south of Sauerbratten. While there our soldiers are under the command of some degenerate foreign general who got his rank from a payment to a Muslim Undersecretary General intent on destroying Americans. This would only be true because we “owe” the U.N. and every enemy we are aware of – thanks to our government’s habituation to credit.

  • bob pa

    THEY ALSO FORGET THAT THE NINTH AND TENTH THAT ALL RIGHT NOT MENTIONED IN THE CONSTITUTION ARE FOR THE STATES OR THE PEOPLE. i CONTEND THAT IT IS THE PEOPLES RIGHT. LET US USE OUR RIGHTS AND LET OUR REPRESTATIVES KNOW WE ARE GETTING OUR GUNS AND POWDER READY.

    • Vicki

      The 9th and 10th say all POWERS not rights. Government can not have any rights by definition. Governments have powers that the governed ALLOW the government the authority to use.

      One of the big deals about our Constitution is that our forefathers set the Constitution to LIMIT what powers we the people might try and authorize our government to use. That is why the proper definition of our system of government is a Constitutionally Limited Republic.

      Always remember that PEOPLE have rights. Governments are allowed SOME powers.

      • Vicki

        OOps I ment the 10th amendment not 9th and 10th

  • Alan

    2nd Amendment: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” and that means “.” period! That means all governments: Local, state and Federal must never infringe on our right to own firearms “period”. Any bill or law that regulate or abolishes this right is absolutely “illegal”. Any “assault weapons ban”, gun registry, any additional taxation of any kind on weapons/ammo/accessories or etc is illegal according to our United States Constitution. This is dispicable what the progressive/commie democrats make stupid laws about a fundamental right to defend ourselves, our homes, our family or any innocent victim from a murderous crime. TRUE SLAVERY AND TYRANNY IS making laws that deny the American people their right to life, liberty, or property (persuit of happiness). We as true Americans and lovers of freedom must unite and defend our country and our US Constitution from tyranny and VOTE THE FECAL HEADS OUT OF OFFICE!!!!

  • JC

    The argument in and of itself is a silly as the average liberal socialist.
    Gun Control is not about guns…it’s about control.
    We have the natural, inherent, inalienable right to defend ourselves, our families and our property…PERIOD!
    I don’t need a man made law to understand that and neither should anyone else.

    • Vicki

      Not just to defend but to possess the best tools for that job.

  • Bruce Eden

    “You cannot invade the mainland United States.
    There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass.”

    - Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto
    (Japanese Imperial Navy–WWII)

    And, it also applies to our own government. If our own government ever attempts to institute martial law, they will be met with the same type of force as an invading enemy.

  • Danny Terry

    IF WE LET THEM NO GOOD SOB’S TAKE OUR GUNS IT WILL BE THE END OF OUR RIGHTS AND OUR COUNTRY..PUT A STOP TO ALL THIS.. VOLT OUT THE MUSLIMS AND COMMIE’S…WE HAVE TO MANY GUN CONTROLS LAWS..YOU CAN’T EVEN GO HUNTING OR THE FIRING RANGE WITHOUT RISK OF BEING ARRESTED FOR A GUN IN YOUR CAR..FOR SOME REASON THE COPS THINK THEY ARE THE ONLY ONE’S THAT CAN CARRY A GUN SAFLY…WHY IS THAT? DON’T GET RID OF GUNS, GET RID OF GANGS AND BAD GUYS AND THERE WILL BE NO PROBLEM…IS THIS SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND?

  • http://LibertyDigest Michael G.

    Boy! One really dumb remark draws a rebuke, which it should. The military is our first line around the world. The police are the dometic first line. You and I are the font door step first line. My defense there is in depth. You get past the first line, then there is a second, a third, and a fourth. Finally it would be hand to hand. My family has been here in American before it was a country, so don’t tell me about my home defense mechanisms. Of course education is a good one, but not everyone buys into that one. So we have to start someplace. This is one YOU should leave alone.

    • Vicki

      The police are the cleanup crew. The intended victim is ALWAYS first on the scene and therefor the first line of defense. Always remember that when seconds count the police are minutes away.

  • SOPHIA

    wow godi38…..if you knew how to formulate a proper sentence and use proper grammar, we might be able to take what you say just a tiny bit more seriously. You don’t even have subjects and verbs in each sentence. I am educated and can speak in whole sentences quite well. I am not a barbarian and I love my country. I own several guns. We use them to hunt, to protect our livestock, and to protect ourselves if necessary.

    I recently saw a program on one of the cable channels about gangs in North America. Do you want to talk about primitive?? Lets just say that some of these folks came to YOUR door and knocked it down to take whatever they want and probably maim or kill you in the process. Are you going to take the time to explain to them about how primitive they are and tell them they are uneducated? Or would you prefer to have an armed police force that might be able to protect you? Obviously, you are not going to own any guns. That would be “coward hypocritical.”

  • bob pa

    remember he who gives up a right to secure safety will surely lose both.

    • nj pearson

      Yep .It isn’t about wanting guns, it’s now about needing guns.

  • gary

    godi38, you must be on dope, or just plain stupid, or maybe both.

  • Hoss

    Well Godi38; you don’t sound too educated yourself. Your grammer is deplorable. Our Military has been using weapons for years to protect YOUR rights! The Police use weapons to protect your life and your RIGHTS! You sound like a bleeding heart Liberal! “who wants to buy the world a coke and live in perfect harmony” take off your rose colored glasses and wake up to reality. You must think “Peter Pan” and never land is real!

    • Budokai

      Well said, Hoss.

      We must not forget that the 2nd Amendment is also in place to protect us from TYRANNY!!!

  • godi38

    This mentality shows the primitive condition our folks. Arguments are so primitive like the weapon’s solution. 450 years of cheaper civilization advance. Really nothing has changed since 1763. Really, everyone that is a weapons-lover doesn’t love America really is a coward hypocritical. No education…then weapon’s solution!

    • TIME

      Godie 38,
      You sound like someone who may be missing lunch down at the rubber room. Get back to the Care Center and get your meds before you go Postal.
      Thanks and you have a good day ok. ;-)

    • John

      G38,
      In a sick way I kind of love it when you left wing morons display your ignorance. On the other hand, it’s despicable that people like you are allowed to vote. Because of morons like you we have the same mentality of morons running or should I say ruining this country.

      Oh by the way, I am educated and I recently took delivery of my new Kimber 1911.

    • bbstacker

      Godi38;
      Those who would give up Freedom for a little security will end up with neither Freedom or security. Self-Reliance is a truly American value. Criminals observe no rules, laws or appeasers. Remember, Teddy Kennedy’s car has killed more people than all of my guns. You have no clue about American Heritage, and the Freedoms that were won by the blood shed by brave souls April 19, 1775. The Founders knew far better of the perils that democracy would bring, and sought to give us a Constitutional Republic so that you have the Freedom to choose what you do with your life within the law, but do not have the “priviledge” you so want to infringe upon my Freedoms. Yet, you cannot fathom the immense wealth of individuality that America was built upon. Shame on you for never learning the truth. Open your eyes and your mind.

    • JC

      Right out of the Hitler / Stalin playbook.

    • JC

      I have a question for you godi38.

      How is it that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her own panty hose, is morally superior to the woman explaining to the Police how her attacker recieved a fatal gun shot wound?

      You know nothing about civility or morality so button it.

    • Bull

      Spoken like a true New World Order lover. Peace through anarchy. Then we can all lick the boots of our masters together in the fetal position…

  • s c

    Criminals understand that you can’t be free if you’re forced to live on your knees and beg. It should not be any surprise that criminals KNOW how to get weapons – regardless of whether or not that method is ‘legal.’
    It takes a devolving, warped mind to cater to criminals and at the same time gleefuly violate the constitutional RIGHTS of law-abiding people who refuse to endure slavery. But then, progressives and elected vermin can live with anything, as long as THEY don’t have to endure it themselves.
    When they feel like they have targets on their backs and they have to hide is when they will finally ‘get it.’ Let them learn the hard way. America never needed them. No free country can afford to tolerate them.

  • Matt

    We should at least get that to 75% in favor off guns!

  • James

    As a reminder: In the original Constitution (1789), the powers that were delegated to Congress (Article I, Section 8) made no mention of rights, and about half of the Founders believed that would suffice to prevent the new federal government from legislating over rights. However, others thought future congresses might misconstrue those powers, to include rights, and insisted upon adding a Bill of Rights (in 1791). The Preamble to the Bill of Rights reads:

    “THE Conventions of a number of the States, having at the time of their adopting the Constitution, expressed a desire, in order to prevent misconstruction or abuse of its powers, that further declaratory and restrictive clauses should be added.”

    Thus the stated purpose for the Bill of Rights was to add “restrictive clauses” “in order to prevent misconstruction or abuse of its powers” with respect to rights, where ‘its powers’ referred to the federal government. The Second Amendment reads:

    “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”

    Viewing the Second Amendment out of its Bill of Rights’ context has misled many to misconstrue its “shall not be infringed” as a proclamation to all governments, including state legislatures as well as Congress. But, just as the First Amendment’s “Congress shall make no law,” obviously applies exclusively to the federal government, so also does the Second Amendment.

    In Barron v. Baltimore, 32 U.S. 243, 247 (1833), Mr. Chief Justice Marshall said: “The [U.S.] constitution was ordained and established by the people of the United States for themselves, for their own government, and not for the government of the individual states…the fifth amendment must be understood as restraining the power of the general government, not as applicable to the states.”
    In United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542, 553 (1875), a mob of whites had disarmed two blacks (in Louisiana) and the issue was whether that action had violated the Second Amendment right of the blacks. Mr. Chief Justice Waite said: “This is not a right granted by the Constitution. Neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument for its existence. The second amendment declares that it shall not be infringed, but this, as has been seen, means no more than that it shall not be infringed by Congress. This is one of the amendments that has no other effect than to restrict the powers of the national government.”
    In District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. ____ (2008), the U.S. Supreme Court said: “We consider whether a District of Columbia prohibition on the possession of usable handguns in the home violates the Second Amendment of the Constitution.” After meticulous analysis of every word and clause in the amendment, the Heller Court stated: “In sum, we hold that the District’s ban on handgun possession in the home violates the Second Amendment, as does its prohibition against rendering any lawful firearm in the home operable for the purpose of immediate self-defense.”

    Just remember that that decision involved an ordinance of a territory (the District of Columbia), which falls under federal jurisdiction, it has no effect within the States. The Heller Court cited Barron, Cruikshank and other High Court decisions as precedents.
    Stated otherwise no State law has ever been held violative of the Second Amendment. In McDonald v. Chicago, the case now before the High Court, the issue is whether a state’s city ordinance, which prohibits handgun possession in a certain area, has violated the Second Amendment. Based upon previous High Court decision, it does not, but whether it violates the “liberty…without due process of law” clause, of the Fourteenth Amendment remains to be seen.

    The fact that the Supreme Court is taking considerable time to decide that case, is worrysome. If the Court should hold that the Chicago ordinance has violated the Second Amendment, that would convey a certain amount of regulatory power over the right to Congress, the very thing the amendment was designed to prevent. If it should decide that the Chicago ordinance has violated the “liberty” clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, that would extend regulatory power over the right to the Supreme Court – not likely, but…

    • Paul Pistol

      I do not intend to quibble with the erudite and lawyerly James; however, the 14th Amendment of the Constitution states:

      “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”

      In other words the States cannot enact and enforce laws which usurp the rights of United States Citizens. I do not need a law degree to figure out that one, nor do I need to commit the fallacies of cherry picking and argumentum verbosium to refute this type of nonsense!

      • James

        Paul Pistol, Well put, that’s how the federal government wants us to view the 14th Amendment, and how most people do view it. But keep in mind, you are equating ‘rights’ with ‘privileges or immunities” and “life, liberty, or property.”

        First, the 14th Amendment made citizens of the just freed slaves, and certain ‘privileges or immunities’ were extended to them by the ‘United States’ (i.e., the federal gov’t) which some of the States were not recognizing. ‘Privileges’ are not rights.

        Back then, deprivation of ‘life,liberty or property’ simply meant execution, incarceration or ccnfiscation of property “without due process of law,” which some southern states were doing to blacks.
        Back then ‘liberty’ just meant not being incarcerated, unless by due process. Since then ‘liberty’ has been expanded to include the right of association (Brown v. Board of Education), the right of abortion (Roe v. Wade), and homosuxual rights (Lawrence v. Texas).

        Your statement: “States cannot enact and enforce laws which usurp the rights of United States citizens” is correct. But the remedy for that should it happen, lies in state constitutions, and their laws. Should that fail, then the U.S. Congress has power (14th Amend. Sec. 5) “to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article.” That is, Congress has power to force a state to apply its laws equally.

        In McDonald v. Chicago, a city ordinance, which infringed on the right to bear arms, had violated that state’s constitution, which forbids same. The Supreme Court could hold that such ordinances violate some citizen’s right to bear arms, but not others, and force Illinois to apply its laws equally. Or Congress could do so by appropriate legislation, but that has nothing to do with to whom the Bill of Rights’s restrictions apply.

      • James

        Paul P. Yesterday, the Supreme Court decided McDonald v. Chicago, and held: “We therefore hold that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment incorporates the Second Amendment right in Heller. The judgement of the Court of Appeals is reversed, and the case is remanded for further proceedings. It is so ordered.”

        Mr. Justice Alito wrote the opinion, in which Mr. Chief Justice Roberts, and Justices Scalia and Kennedy joined. The Court held that Cruikshank, Miller and other precedents didn’t prevent them from doing that. This will make a lot of rifle associations and gun groups happy, but what the Court did, by fixing he right to the Second Amendment (the opinion used the expression “Second Amendment right” many many times) was to fix the ‘right’ to the amendment, and usurp state control over it. Now, Congress will be free to regulate the right within the states, and when such regulations are challenged in court, the Supreme Court will decide whether such regulations are reasonable. This is the beginning of the end of the right.

    • Vicki

      I will quibble with James. If the founding fathers had meant that congress shall make no law…. with respect to fire arms they would have said congress shall make no law…. Oh they did. First amendment not 2nd.

      Clearly by its very wording they ment that NO GOVERNMENT shall infringe upon our right to the best tools for self defense.

      Also the argument that the 2nd is only for the militia is not a serious problem for gun ownership because all of the people are in the militia.
      (there were age and sex limitations in the early days but we have progressed beyond those silly limitations.

      Also as mentioned the 14th amendment extends all of the Bill of Rights limitations to state and local government.

      • James

        Vicki, the only reason the States didn’t repeat “Congress shall make no law respecting…prohibiting…or abridging” in the other first eight amendments is because it would have sounded silly. Remember the Bill of Rights was all one document. The Ninth Amendment said the enumeration of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others. The Tenth Amendment reminded Congress that “powers not delegated to the United States…are reserved to the States…or the people.” The last two amendments would make no sense at all if viewed separately from the first eight.

  • J.M.R.

    THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT DON’T WANT US BEING ABLE TO DEFEND OUR SELVES FROM THEM. WE KNOW THAT THEY ARE CRIMINALS THROUGH AND THROUGH. THAT PIECE OF SHIT IN THE WHITE IS CRIMINAL, I HOPE THE F.B.I. WILL FIND THE PROOF THEY NEED TO TAKE HIM TO PRISON WHERE HE BELONGS. JUST LIKE NOW THERE ARE TRYING TO SHUT US UP BY TAKING FREE SPEECH AWAY. THE HOUSE HAS DONE IT WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE ANTI SPEECH BILL. IF THE SENATE PASSES IT WERE SCREWED. ALSO LIKE IV’E SAID BEFORE THE 2008 ELECTIONS WAS AS CROOKED AS A DOGS HIND LEG, AND ITS SLOWLY BEING PROVEN.

    • revrat

      I sleep with my baby!! (:>)

  • Larry A

    Instead of complaining and wishing things were better, why don’t everyone go to Google, put in Renew America Plan with Tim Turner, and get a new hope on life. Also try Freedom Yell, while there read and listen to all you can find and see if you agree. It might be hard to believe that they could make it work, but they are. Study all the information there and become a believer and mover. Also click on LISTEN LIVE, you might get a recording but you will learn things you don’t already know. Then if you want to help, sign up to be a member in your state and start working with people who are doing something about our deplorable situation.

  • Al Sieber

    And why not? those against firearms simply don’t own them, but don’t take them away from the rest of us.

    • http://1972lenny@live.com larry maggard

      this i know!! there are no people against guns!!!! and if they were, just tell the police, when they show up at your door, in emergency, KEEP THOSE GUNS, AWAY FROM ME!!! you will see that everyone loves guns!!!!

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