[2ndDivisionVet]

Too bad Mitt and Rudy weren't pro-gun when they last held office.

[DBrow]

lol how true!

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Too bad Mitt and Rudy weren’t pro-gun when they last held office”

BETTER THEY WEREN’T...........THEY ARE EXPOSED!

[lesser_satan]

Too bad Mitt and Rudy weren't pro-gun when they last held office.

Mitt still isn't pro-gun. He still supports the assault-weapons ban, or at least he did in May.

[Mr. Mojo]

I could not find a statement on the Senator Barack Obama or Senator Hilary Clinton campaign sites

No surprise there. The Donks want to stay as far away from any gun talk as possible before next Nov., knowing full well any gun-grabbing sentiments expressed during the campaign would most likely spell their doom (in the general election, at least).

[GregoTX]

"I’ve always understood the Second Amendment to mean what it says..."

A candidate that thinks that the Constitution means what it says? I thought the Constitution is a "living breathing" document that takes lawyers wearing robes that are appointed by politicians to "interpret" what it should be saying.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Governor Mitt Romney also issued a statement, which reads in full:

It is my hope that the Supreme Court will reaffirm the individual right to keep and bear arms as enshrined in the Bill of Rights and protect law abiding gun owners everywhere. To further guard this fundamental liberty, as President, I will take care to appoint judges who will not legislate from the bench but will instead strictly interpret the Constitution.

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See my tagline.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Ping!

[P8riot]

I’ve always understood the Second Amendment to mean what it says – it guarantees a citizen the right to “keep and bear” firearms, and that’s why I’ve been supportive of the National Rifle Association’s efforts to have the DC law overturned.

I like Fred, alot, and am an NRA Life member. But in all fairness the NRA was late into this fight.