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police chief candidate talks about CCW in california
- Thread starter onus
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"I'm not in a position right now to tell you what my position would be, one way or another" is not an adequate answer to the question of whether or not non-prohibited persons should be issued a CCW.
Although I do agree with him that each application should be decided on a case by case basis: "In this case the applicant is not prohibited. CCW approved" "In this case the applicant is prohibited. CCW denied." As much as background checks both suck and do nothing about keeping criminals from possessing firearms we might as well make use of the pesky things.
stay safe.
Although I do agree with him that each application should be decided on a case by case basis: "In this case the applicant is not prohibited. CCW approved" "In this case the applicant is prohibited. CCW denied." As much as background checks both suck and do nothing about keeping criminals from possessing firearms we might as well make use of the pesky things.
stay safe.
Phoenix David
Regular Member
You have to elect me to find out out, same as you have to pass the bill to find out what it says.
noname762
Regular Member
On the face of it I agree with Skidmark. The chief of Redondo wannabe sounds just like the typical *can't get a straight up HONEST ANSWER politician* which IMHO puts him in the camp of the Mikey Bloombutts and Adolph Hitler's of America. Some here may disagree. Fine. Have at it.
noname762
Regular Member
Bull PUCKY says I. If a state legislator can't find the time to read a bill FIRST before it is voted on then that person NEEDS TO FIND ANOTHER LINE OF WORK O-U-T of politics.