On the recordNovember 6, 2017
I do not think we can blame the law for the failure of these, the transaction of the shooter to be identified and the sale being denied.
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congress.govI do not think we can blame the law for the failure of these, the transaction of the shooter to be identified and the sale being denied.
He argues that the law is not at fault for failures in identifying shooters.
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