Some Democratic Logic To The NRA's Latest Controversial Ad

[PennsylvaniaMatt]

First of all, the ad is completely false because President Obama today called for $150 million to go to schools that would like to put armed guards in schools, and if that is a choice that a local school makes, it is something that the federal government would support.

I just want to refute this argument that armed guards would solve the problem. Not only did both Columbine and Virginia Tech have armed guards, but right-wingers should be reminded that President Reagan was shot and nearly killed as he was surrounded by some of the best trained armed guards in the world.

The NRA has sunk to a new low when they attack the safety of a President's children.

[jberryhill]

1. They are just challenging their membership to take a shot at him or his family

[ehrenfeucht games]

4. This is exactly what they are doing.

The NRA are Domestic Terrorists, plain and simple.

[kiranon]

5. I fear you are correct in your assumption. n/t

[derby378]

2. Strange...

...that I should be looking back wistfully at the days when Charleton Heston was the NRA's chief spokesperson.

[thucythucy]

3. Good Lord, I hadn't thought of that!

Devolution all the way.