Senate must reject Inter-American Arms Treaty

The larger issue, of course, is that suddenly that which shall not be infringed would become subject to international regulation, and as restrictive as gun laws in the U.S. have become, they're still not draconian enough for the tastes of much of the rest of the world.

That's their problem, and it needs to remain their problem. [More]

That's today's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner. I was already deeply into writing it when I noticed that David had covered much the same thing at WoG. Please give it a look anyway. David's National Gun Rights Examiner column today has much more, also.

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