These Trump DOJ Appointees Could Be Instrumental in Shaping National Firearm Laws
Jesse Panuccio, the third-highest ranking official at the Department of Justice, has argued to allow firearms sales to people under age 21 and in defense of a Florida law that prohibited doctors from asking patients if they owned guns.
Noel Francisco, Donald Trump’s nominee for solicitor general, has described the Second Amendment as “a structural protection that’s intended to protect all other rights.”
And Tom Wheeler, now a senior lawyer in the DOJ’s civil rights division, once gave a speech with the title: “Arming Teachers to Prevent Tragedies, Responding to Sandy Hook.”
These three attorneys are among two dozen appointees that the Trump administration is known to have tapped for top Justice Department posts as part of “beachhead teams.” Taking a cue from ProPublica, which disclosed many of the names, we examined the gun-rights records of some the newly installed officials at the department.
https://www.thetrace.org/2017/04/trump-department-of-justice-appointees-gun-policy/
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Edited to add: I find little humor, though, in slimes like 45 occupying the WH due to Democratic Party dishonesty, hypocrisy, stupidity and arrogance. (as it relates to "gun control"
Joining the military at 18 may require you to train/use a firearm but as a civilian you shouldn't be permitted to buy one.
That wouldn't be a double standard would it. 
And, ask your dad if he remembers the time when the guys would get off work (at their union jobs), get together, and plan a hunt that weekend. Bet there were no "gun grabbers" in that group.
