Will Donald Trump Be Afraid To Debate Hillary Clinton?

Well, you have to admit it's quite a feat to pull off being weak and ineffectual at the same time as being a dictatorial tyrant.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are like bookends marking the divide that exists in the U.S. today on gun issues.
Trump casts himself as an ardent protector of the Second Amendment and proclaims that if more "good guys" were armed with firearms there would be fewer gun tragedies. He even went a step further than the National Rifle Association after the Orlando nightclub shooting, suggesting that if it weren't a gun-free zone, a patron would have been able to stop the bloodshed. (The NRA, while supporting Trump, said it's not a good idea to allow firearms where alcohol is being served.)
Trump also has vowed that on his first day as president he would end gun-free zones at schools and on military bases. He also supports reciprocity among all 50 states for concealed-carry permits.
Clinton, whose husband as president successfully pushed for a 10-year ban on assault-type weapons, has advocated renewing that ban. She's also called for measures to ensure background checks are completed before a gun sale goes forward, mandating such checks for gun-show sales and repealing a law that shields gun manufacturers from liability.
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WHY IT MATTERS
The next president will get to nominate at least one member of a Supreme Court that's closely divided on how to read the Second Amendment, and the next Congress will continue to confront gun-rights issues.
Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February and will be replaced by a nominee from the next president, was the decisive vote in a Washington, D.C., case in which the court on a 5-4 vote affirmed the right of individuals to own handguns for self-defense.
Whatever gun policies a Clinton or Trump administration were to pursue would probably be challenged, and Scalia's replacement could be the pivotal vote. This year alone, for example, the court sided with gun control advocates to rule that people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence crimes can be barred from owning weapons, and also rejected challenges to assault weapon bans in Connecticut and New York.
A recent AP-GfK Poll found the highest levels of support for restrictions on guns since the question was first asked in 2013. That's a sharp departure from the past two presidential election years, when gun issues were largely absent from the campaigns.

Clinton, whose husband as president successfully pushed for a 10-year ban on assault-type weapons, has advocated renewing that ban. She's also called for measures to ensure background checks are completed before a gun sale goes forward, mandating such checks for gun-show sales and repealing a law that shields gun manufacturers from liability.

repealing a law that shields gun manufacturers from liability.

If you're not a criminal or don't have the mental capacity to own a gun, you can still buy as many as your petty heart desires.

The idea that Democrats want to amend 2nd Amendment rights whatever they are is ridiculous just by looking at the face of it.

Bush and Reagan era laws regarding operational features, magazine sizes, types of ammunition and criteria for public open and concealed carry that were to renewed in President Obama's term that would have limited these things were allowed to expire. Republican control laws were allowed to expire in Democratic Presidencies: including Clinton's.

I'd be much more afraid of a Republican trying to take my weapons than a Democrat!!

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The idea that Democrats want to amend 2nd Amendment rights whatever they are is ridiculous just by looking at the face of it.

All the left talks about is changing the gun laws and making it harder to own guns. What's ridiculous is that you think it is any other way. Where are the strictest gun laws? In democrat controlled states. They also want to enact fee's and taxes on every part of owning a gun. Tax the gun, tax the bullets, tax the holster, add fee's and license to every part of the process. I called this out a year ago or more, that when the CA gun laws failed to stop shootings, they would double down. It went from the "bullet button" to 10 round mags to now trying to pass a law to restrict mags to 7 rounds.

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Bush and Reagan era laws regarding operational features, magazine sizes, types of ammunition and criteria for public open and concealed carry that were to renewed in President Obama's term that would have limited these things were allowed to expire. Republican control laws were allowed to expire in Democratic Presidencies: including Clinton's.

What features did Reagan and Bush ban? As far as I know, there was the full auto ban, which isn't a ban, it's more of a restriction since you need a Class 3 license to own one. Clinton and the Dems passed the assault weapons ban back in 1994, that was before the GOP took control of the house in 1996...

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I'd be much more afraid of a Republican trying to take my weapons than a Democrat!!

What laws have Republicans proposed that would take away your guns? You keep mixing up Dems and GOP on gun matters.

As of December 31, 2009, the FBI had a total of 33,852 employees. That includes 13,412 special agents.

You don't know anything about the Second Amendment.

Well, you have to admit it's quite a feat to pull off being weak and ineffectual at the same time as being a dictatorial tyrant.

The idea that Democrats want to amend 2nd Amendment rights whatever they are is ridiculous just by looking at the face of it.