Istook: When Lesbians Team Up With NRA
Former Congressman Ernest Istook of Oklahoma City is out with a WorldNetDaily column noting some strange bedfellows in the current Supreme Court battle over the 2nd Amendment.
"Those upset by the District of Columbia's gun ban were not all redneck pickup-truck owners with gun racks," Istook writes. "Instead, the Supreme Court challenge to D.C.'s law involved maybe the strangest coalition ever seen in Washington."
Read all of Istook's column at http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=59353&PHPSESSID=d8egsms1p669k1gn6dfkkkefc1.
"Those upset by the District of Columbia's gun ban were not all redneck pickup-truck owners with gun racks," Istook writes. "Instead, the Supreme Court challenge to D.C.'s law involved maybe the strangest coalition ever seen in Washington."
Read all of Istook's column at http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=59353&PHPSESSID=d8egsms1p669k1gn6dfkkkefc1.
Labels: 2nd Amendment, Ernest Istook, NRA, Pink Pistols
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