“THAT is why law-abiding citizens buy millions of these firearms.” Amy Swearer To House Judiciary

Contact Your Elected Officials

This is PROBABLY not what the House Judiciary Committee thought they would hear in their hearing on “Protecting America from Assault Weapons.”

Amy Swearer is a senior legal policy analyst in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies.

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