LongTermGuy
04-07-2015, 07:24 PM
`Citizens have become prohibited persons for less than what Hillary allegedly did by David Codrea`
`A new book about life inside the Clinton White House notes reported incidents of violent physical assaults using a lamp and/or other objects as weapons by the former First Lady and presumptive Democrat presidential contender against then-President Bill Clinton, The Washington Times reported Monday. One reported row, over the Monica Lewisnky affair required stitches to the former president’s head, and left blood all over the bed.
.....Noting the allegations were provided by multiple White House staffers and are based on claimed witnessed accounts, whether the object thrown was a lamp or heavy books including the Bible is irrelevant. What is relevant is, per the Lautenberg Amendment, which Bill Clinton signed into law, such assaults are cause to rule those found guilty of misdemeanor domestic violence to be “prohibited persons,” forever barred by law from possessing a gun. And to be found guilty, you don’t need to draw blood or send your victim to the ER.
Hillary Clinton, of course, is perceived as a big champion of “common sense gun safety laws,” if by that you mean edicts to eviscerate the Second Amendment, and urges “It’s time to get tough on violence against women".
http://www.examiner.com/article/citi...alerts_article (http://www.examiner.com/article/citizens-have-become-prohibited-persons-for-less-than-what-hillary-allegedly-did?CID=examiner_alerts_article)
`A new book about life inside the Clinton White House notes reported incidents of violent physical assaults using a lamp and/or other objects as weapons by the former First Lady and presumptive Democrat presidential contender against then-President Bill Clinton, The Washington Times reported Monday. One reported row, over the Monica Lewisnky affair required stitches to the former president’s head, and left blood all over the bed.
.....Noting the allegations were provided by multiple White House staffers and are based on claimed witnessed accounts, whether the object thrown was a lamp or heavy books including the Bible is irrelevant. What is relevant is, per the Lautenberg Amendment, which Bill Clinton signed into law, such assaults are cause to rule those found guilty of misdemeanor domestic violence to be “prohibited persons,” forever barred by law from possessing a gun. And to be found guilty, you don’t need to draw blood or send your victim to the ER.
Hillary Clinton, of course, is perceived as a big champion of “common sense gun safety laws,” if by that you mean edicts to eviscerate the Second Amendment, and urges “It’s time to get tough on violence against women".
http://www.examiner.com/article/citi...alerts_article (http://www.examiner.com/article/citizens-have-become-prohibited-persons-for-less-than-what-hillary-allegedly-did?CID=examiner_alerts_article)