crime and so it is mis directing law enforcement resources and the question of a national gun registry I

ask the first question I would suggest you might consider asking the present not prosecuted felons and fugitives who try to illegally by guns and in particular in two thousand ten out of forty eight thousand felon in future failings and fugitive why

the problem is in the problem is violent criminals and so it provides law enforcement resources to prosecute felons and fugitives trying to illegally by god a

law on the books were forty four people out of eighty thousand it gets prosecuted is not much of a loss nchener

gets a gun and the common theme here is you're taking existing law and better enforcing it and

forty four people were prosecuted out of eighty thousand of those nine thousand I can't find one case where

support rule of law and enforcing our laws and protecting our safety and security it's only the

forty eight thousand now when I asked the administration wire you prosecuting violent felons who are trying to illegally get guns their

of situations i honestly believe that we will give the government and law enforcement all of the resources they to

forty for let me repeat those numbers because those numbers in my opinion are quite stagger out of forty eight thousand felons and fugitives who in a single year tried illegally

courageous conservatives across the state we together earn the votes of forty eight thousand

courageous conservatives across the state we together earn the votes of forty eight thousand

designed to strengthen federal law enforcement of lawful gun violators it modifies existing law to

thousand of the people who failed the background check were convicted felons on the run from the law in

tempted to illegally purchase firearms and of those forty eight thousand the Obama justice department prosecuted only

law enforcement to fight gun crime and it imposes reasonable limits on dangerous operations like our