[EllaMinnow]

So you think that tPAIN should force others to do his homework?

Go on and dig through all 2300 - there's lots of hysteria by special interest groups on one side linking to other interest groups.

I'm seeing quotes, but I'm not seeing the actual transcripts the quotes come from.

This morning, I heard Howard Dean - who despises President Bush and doesn't want him re-elected say that President Bush will not renew the ban.
On FR, I see posters who despise President Bush and don't want him re-elected say that he will renew the ban.

Why should I - not despising President Bush and wanting him re-elected - believe anti-Bush hysteria from either side?

[tpaine]

Near total denial.. - Sad.

[Jhoffa_]

If you want to play obtuse, be my guest..

But the fact of the matter is this is common knowledge and has been discussed and driven into the ground, both here on FR and all over the internet.

Frankly, given your complete ignorance on the subject and your demonstrated unwillingness to even do something as simple as click on a hyperlink, I'm amazed you don't demand Tpaine deliver the information via bicycle courier.

I now return you to your (ahem) *debate*

[Roscoe]

Feinstein and Schumer Welcome President Bush's Support of Assault Weapons Ban Reauthorization

- Seek to Work with President to Swiftly Reauthorize Ban, Close Clip-Importation Loophole -

April 16, 2003

Washington, DC - U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) welcomed the announcement that President George W. Bush supports the reauthorization of the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, which is set to expire in 2004.

In an article published this weekend, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said, "The president supports the current law, and he supports reauthorization of the current law."

http://feinstein.senate.gov/03Releases/r-assaultweaponsbush.htm