Democrat Gun-Control Nuts

Also posted on Bandoleered Bookworm

The crop of Democratic presidential candidates that are jockeying for also-ran positions seem to be quite obsessed with virtue signalling their gun-control stances. Cory Booker just released his gun-control wish list, and it just begs for a response.

Once again, the lunatic demands for control on the federal (central government) level might just lead to nullification on all levels.

What do you think?

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