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Should anti-gun politicians be denied armed security?
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Fox News is reporting this morning that a Virginia state senator is making good on his promise to push for defunding armed bodyguards for anti-gun Gov. Terry McAuliffe unless the Democrat does an about face on an October order to prohibit firearms in most state office buildings.
It brings up an interesting question that could apply to any government official anywhere, from mayors on up. If an elected official is opposed to the carrying of defensive sidearms by average citizens, should that official automatically lose his/her security guards? |
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jac
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| Sounds reasonable to me. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(12/31/2015)
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| Now that is a common sense gun law. |
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