Notes from the Resistance
They seem like reasonable questions for voters to want answers to.
Then again, I thought all mine were, too, and while he answered some, he ignored others.
It didn’t have to be this way.
And once more, NRA shows it has learned nothing:
They’re still smarting over the last time they tried to f_ him over with a fraudulent replacement because they wanted to insert Fix NICS into the reciprocity bill.
Next time NRA begs you for money, tell them you’re sending it to Massie instead.
However, there were some other things Codrea asked about that weren’t specifically answered, such as what Congress should do about gun-free zones and what kind of role Congress should play with regard to the supposedly pro-gun DOJ continuing to side with the Biden-era positions on Second Amendment cases. [More]
And that, to me, needs to be a consideration when evaluating the rest of his answers.
āWhat I try to do with these things is show readers a politician will go beyond platitudes and demonstrate an understanding of concerns and developments the constituents are expressing and followingā… [More]
The Second Amendment is the sole focus of this article, not any other policy issues or the reasons Trump wants to end Massieās political career, nor Massieās reasons for opposing parts of the presidentās agenda.