It may seem like ancient history to some, but it really wasn’t all that long ago when the ATF facilitated a number of straw purchases that were destined to end up in cartel hands. Gun dealers didn’t want to make the sales, but the feds told them to do it.
Then we had the guns showing up in cartel hands and anti-gun politicians saying we needed gun control here in order to help Mexico.
Yeah, I’ve never really bought the idea that Operation Fast & Furious was about anything but enabling anti-gunners.
What’s more, as Second Amendment reporter Lee Williams writes,
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It may seem like ancient history to some, but it really wasn’t all that long ago when the ATF facilitated a number of straw purchases that were destined to end up in cartel hands. Gun dealers didn’t want to make the sales, but the feds told them to do it.
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Then we had the guns showing up in cartel hands and anti-gun politicians saying we needed gun control here in order to help Mexico.
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Yeah, I’ve never really bought the idea that Operation Fast & Furious was about anything but enabling anti-gunners.
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What’s more, as Second Amendment reporter Lee Williams writes, [the feds are essentially at it again.](https://thegunwriter.substack.com/p/atf-official-federal-prosecutors)
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