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So?

It's called hypocrisy Mikey.

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Joe in PB wrote:It's called hypocrisy Mikey.

Absolutely. I'm glad you're finally coming around to seeing that point.

You mean the point that many anti-firearm politicians feel the need for armed body guards, while exclaiming the general public has no need to protect themselves beyond a locked door and a yard stick?

I've been hip to that take for quite a while.

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"The original report from the New York Daily News, which said the NRA had “banned working guns” from the convention, was inaccurate – Tennessee’s open-carry laws still apply at the NRA event. The Memphis Daily News published a piece explaining Tennessee gun laws in more detail. Similarly, when The Tennessean reported, “All guns on the convention floor will be nonoperational,” that referred to the guns on display at exhibitors, not the guns attendees bring themselves."

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-this-years ... -free-zone

Eject already idiots...or look up.

Joe in PB wrote:"The original report from the New York Daily News, which said the NRA had “banned working guns” from the convention, was inaccurate – Tennessee’s open-carry laws still apply at the NRA event. The Memphis Daily News published a piece explaining Tennessee gun laws in more detail. Similarly, when The Tennessean reported, “All guns on the convention floor will be nonoperational,” that referred to the guns on display at exhibitors, not the guns attendees bring themselves."

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-this-years ... -free-zone

Funny...I thought the NRA convention was in Dallas.

You definitely need to eject.

NRA sets record straight on gun free zones at upcoming Dallas show

Posted May 1, 2018 7:30 am by R.P. Mcmurphy Comments
By Chris Eger

The Second Amendment organization is busy rebuffing media reports that its annual meeting in Texas this week has a big “no guns” sign lit.
The National Rifle Association has been quick to refute claims that an associated speaking event where the U.S. Secret Service has a security zone established to protect President Donald Trump and Vice President Pence translates to an institutionalized gun free zone established by the member organization.
While Friday’s scheduled Leadership Forum at the 7,400-seat Kay Bailey Hutchison Arena will be an area of heightened security under federal jurisdiction, the rest of the Convention Center and the Omni Dallas Hotel will be open to those with lawfully carried firearms. Past meetings have had similar constraints.
The Associated Press and other media outlets incorrectly said the NRA had banned guns during Trump and Pence speeches at its annual meeting. The AP later deleted a tweet with that information and issued a clarification that the ban was put in place by the Secret Service and did not cover the entire event.
“Those stories and those tweets are a lie, a fabrication,” said NRA TV host Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent...

https://www.thegunpage.com/nra-sets-rec ... ow/7063685

Shocking. The libs ran full tilt with wrong or at least misleading info and the press ate it up along with the posters here?

#Normal

Nothing is proven or even shown by quoting NRA TV honk defending the NRA.

Mikey, time for you to eject.



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Mikey wrote:Nothing is proven or even shown by quoting NRA TV honk defending the NRA.

And Mikey doubles down.