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In reply to the discussion: Pro-O’Malley group to attack Sanders on gun control [View all]Andy823
(11,555 posts)42. I am one of those rural people
I have guns and I hunt, but I don't think anyone in their right mind needs an assault rifle, period. I am all for banning them for civilian use. No matter what anyone says, you don't need an assault rifle to hunt deer, or any other game. I have to go along with O'Malley on this. Bernie is right, it's not the ONLY way to stop gun violence, but it's a damned good start if you ask me.
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actually Bernie struck out in O'Malley's direction first with his NPR interview
bigtree
Jun 2015
#36
But I think that's the crowd Bernie's actually been "wooing", so this may actually help him.
Tarheel_Dem
Jun 2015
#2
Bernie is going to have to attack O'Malley hard on this. He will have no choice but to fight back.
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2015
#4
No he doesn't, at least not until it shows any signs of moving the numbers nt
geek tragedy
Jun 2015
#10
Kerry played nice on the swift boat attacks. Look how that turned out. nt
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2015
#14
you ignore the wedge Bernie attempted against O'Malley's gun control stance in his NPR interview
bigtree
Jun 2015
#38
I don't think either O'Malley or Clinton would agrue against the desires of rural gun owners
bigtree
Jun 2015
#43
Howard Dean also had to deal with this as a presidential candidate from Vermont too...
cascadiance
Jun 2015
#28
Yeah it must be worrisome that Sanders can get such a broad swath of America to vote for him.
Rex
Jun 2015
#34
There is a difference in second amendment supporters and the realization sensible gun restrictions.
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#51