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In reply to the discussion: Begich Explains Background Check ‘No’ Vote: We Shouldn’t Legislate With Our Emotions [View all]DallasNE
(8,009 posts)36. A Closed Mind Is Unconducive To Policymaking
And isn't a closed mind just a different example of an emotional decision making process. His own words then describe what he attributes to others when they actually reflect his own emotion. Frankly, I find it indefensible to support background checks at places like Wal-Mart but refuse to allow a vote to have the identical background check on internet sales. That is not emotional, that is common sense and the same cannot be said concerning Begich's worked up, emotional outburst here.
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Begich Explains Background Check ‘No’ Vote: We Shouldn’t Legislate With Our Emotions [View all]
DonViejo
Apr 2013
OP
Can't allow compassion to get in the way of his fundraising. After all, there's power to be had.
Dollface
Apr 2013
#38
No, *you* legislate with your big open pocketbook and your miniscule tackle
MotherPetrie
Apr 2013
#6