- He voted Yea to confirm an anti-gun Clinton judge.
- He voted against defeating the Hatch-Craig gun control amendment.
- He voted Yea on an amendment forcing gun sellers to include trigger locks with every purchase.
- He voted Yea to gut the Smith amendment. This allowed Janet Reno to police the FBI regarding gun registration.
- He voted Yea on the young adult gun ban, which would severly penalize parents if their children even touched an "assault" weapon (like a little Ruger Mini-14).
- He voted against replealing the Clinton/Brady medium capacity magazine ban.
- He voted against a Lott resolution that called for tougher enforcement of existing gun laws and protecting the general rights on gun owners.
This can go on for a long time, but suffice to say that for every one instance you can give me of Frist voting pro-2nd Amendment, I can give you 2 instances of the opposite.
His votes on these issues probably get him a lot of support from the women of Tennessee. Maybe enough for his margin of victory over his democrat opponent.
You called Frist "anti-2nd amendment" and I merely c/p'd from a web page with his gun voting record, in response. If that voting record is "anti-2nd amendment" by your standards, then I don't need to waste any more time on you.
I don't do kooks.