To what extent can one conclude that the purchase of a firearm by somebody who is a terrorism suspect and, therefore, on the watchlist may indicate that person is moving to activate, to be operational, to actually carry out a terrorist attack?
Lieberman questions the implications of firearm purchases by terrorism suspects.
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