NRATV Host Grant Stinchfield (Credit: nratv.com) NRATV host Grant Stinchfield doesn’t believe there is any “common sense” in passing legislation that would have stopped Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock, who purchased 33 guns in the last year of his life, from buying more weapons. He noted that any such proposals would also be unfair to the public, and gun owners. “There is no law, or proposed law today that would have stopped him from getting his firearms,” Stinchfield said.
Nratv Host: Preventing The Vegas Shooter From Buying 47 Guns Would Have Been “unacceptable”
Charlie May, Salon: Politics
Mon, 01/29/2018 - 12:31pm
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