Questions that should be asked during Republican debate
Tonight’s much-anticipated Republican debate will cover lots of ground, but there are some questions that might not be asked that really should be if any of these candidates expect to fire up gun owners and keep them active to the election next year.
http://www.examiner.com/article/ques...ublican-debate
Nice questions Dave. The only problem is that they are too narrowly focused or too single issue.
The real questions should not be about the 2A, they should be about who can realistically break the stranglehold on politics, propaganda, and "voting engineering" that the other party has, regardless of 2A staunchness.
We can take it from there after January 2017 with respect to the whole body of the Constitution.
Terry
Last edited by 230RN; August 12th, 2015 at 04:12 AM.
"Gun control is not about public safety, crime reduction, or 'the children.' Gun control is about power. The people have it, and the government would rather they didn't." (An internet poster, not myself.)
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