CPRC interviewed on WKRG in Mobile, Alabama: “Obama Says No Fly, No Buy”

Dec 8, 2015 | Featured

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John Lott spoke to WKRG in Mobile, Alabama about President Obama’s push for banning people on the “no-fly” list from being able to buy guns.

. . . .We spoke to John Lott, a national 2nd amendment advocate, who said, “The terrorist watch list has increased dramatically under Obama. It involves a lot of people who aren’t even remotely related to any type of terrorism issue. If they believe that someone is a danger to others then they should take action against them. You shouldn’t deny people the ability to defend themselves because of this list that they’re on because some government official wants to talk to them about an issue that’s totally unrelated to terrorism.”

Even former U.S. Senator Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy made the list once. A known terror suspect used a name similar to his, T. Kennedy, as an alias and Senator Kennedy was unable to fly because of it. . . .

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  1. Roy

    Thank you for being an excellent source of information to combat the title wave of uninformed and bias media propaganda in play today. I used data from your site along with what I heard of Mr. Lott’s appearance on Mark Levin Radio earlier this week to call into my local talk radio show and provide logic and information to combat the hysteria out there. This is a fight for our 2nd Amendment like nothing before and your site helps us stay in it.
    Thank You

    R.W. from Washington

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