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MA: Gun rights should cross state lines
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Mark A. Taff
Website: www.marktaff.com
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DOWN THE street or across the country, a valid driver’s license is all you need to lawfully get behind the wheel of a car. If you’ve met your state’s conditions to be issued a license — passed the test, submitted your fingerprints, paid the fee — there’s not a state in the country that won’t honor it.
A valid license to carry a firearm should be treated the same way.
In many respects, Americans who esteem the Second Amendment have reason to be upbeat these days. In opinion polls, a majority of respondents says protecting gun ownership is more important than enacting stronger gun control. |
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teebonicus
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One commenter says, "Looks like Mike wants a national ID."
That is not what he said, at all.
Nor does a law imposing Full Faith and Credit establish one.
The Congress has the delegated power to impose such a law. It would no more create a national ID than does the status of state driver licenses presently, which is to say, none. |
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