[El Sordo]

Odd....

I don't feel sad at all.

I wonder why?

[the crow]

Wales was willing to be a public face on a hot-button issue that frequently put him at odds with the National Rifle Association, an organization he has repeatedly referred to as "anti-government," "anti-Constitution" and "essentially, an anarchist institution."

"The NRA is no longer the NRA of our parents and grandparents," he said at a public forum last October. "It refuses to accept the legitimate authority of the U.S. government."

And this guy was a federal prosecutor?!? What a wacko.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

"This is very scary and shocking," said Pflaumer, who was reached in Pennsylvania yesterday. "Tom was everything you would want in a federal prosecutor

He dont sound like a FEDERAL PROSECUTOR i would want i would want one who follows the CONSTITUTION and ADHERES to THE SECOND AMENDMENT instead of trying to control what is mine to own ....and you know what i dont feel bad for him either i wander why that is ?

[supercat]

"The NRA is no longer the NRA of our parents and grandparents," he said at a public forum last October. "It refuses to accept the legitimate authority of the U.S. government."

The GOVERNMENT is no longer the GOVERNMENT of our parents and grandparents. It refuses to accept the legitimate right of the people to keep and bear arms without government 'permission'.

[ProudGOP]

He was controversial among right-wing militants supportive of gun ownership rights, and also attracted attention from extreme anti-Semites.

No good article on gun control is complete without a reference to right wing nuts. He went for bonus points with extreme anti-Semites.

[Gritty]

This guy must be one of the Clinton appointees. Why should anybody be surprised where he stood on 2nd Amendment issues?

More than half this article was a hit piece by the gun-control freaks against gun-owners, all but placing the blame squarely on their shoulders - and with ZERO proof, of course!

Plant a daffodil and move on.