Actually . . .
Our TKC counterpoint was much better and far more fun to read.
Still . . .
Here's the newspaper second guessing Kansas City's favorite progressive political player:
"I have to wonder whether Kander has read the Protection Act. The law specifically allows that a gun company or shop can be sued. If the gun does not function, if it blows up in your hand, fires when it is not supposed to or is sold negligently or illegally, the company that made it can be sued."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .
No, legislation doesn't shield firearms manufacturers from any legal liability | Opinion
A recent commentary missed one important detail about the Lawful Commerce In Arms Act, writes this attorney specializing in weapons and self-defense. | Opinion
Despite Biden's claim, gun makers can indeed be sued
On Thursday, Feb. 3, President Joe Biden discussed his commitment to fighting gun violence during a Gun Violence Prevention Task Force meeting in New York City.
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