Follow-up on this politico publicity stunt that backfired following another deadly school shooting tragedy:
Republican Senate candidate says AR-15 raffle involved 'a lot of due diligence'
A Republican candidate for one of Missouri's U.S. Senate seats says he personally spoke with the winner of his campaign's rifle raffle before awarding an AR-15 to a stranger in a tiny town in Georgia. Austin Petersen, a former Libertarian contender now running for the GOP nomination to face Sen.
He is endangering the public.
ReplyDeleteI question the judgment of an elected official that is giving away a weapon of mass carnage.
He should be banned from public office in November.
Lighten up Francis, go to your safe place in westport
ReplyDeleteDang, I was hoping I could add that gun to my arsenal!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! With Your arsenal, you are now 25 times more likely to get killed by it.
Delete7:06, not only will he not be banned from running for office, he will win. You are the outlier, not he.
ReplyDeleteThey are a popular weapon in Missouri for deer hunting and coon hunting..
ReplyDeleteThats bullshit^^^^^^.
ReplyDeleteBullshit?
ReplyDelete100% of people that are shot and killed are close to guns.
If there are no guns around, there is a 100% chance I won't get shot.
Holy shit, logic is in short supply around here.
This candidate is exactly the kind of person who should NOT own a gun.
ReplyDelete^^^ +1
ReplyDeleteNot the right message to send from this guy. A shame that he's leading the discussion because there are gun grabbers just waiting to exploit this kind of thing.