just background checks for those for but seems logical. it s just not enough. the gun shop owners i ve talked to in this debate go, they say the same thing. yeah. wait a second. let me get this straight. somebody comes into my gun shop and i make sure that i m not selling to a rapist and make sure i m not selling to a violent offender or some person who is schizophrenic and has past issues. i play by the rules. then somebody can go on the internet and buy a gun. gun shop owners are asking the question, why do i have to live by the rules and there is not a level playing field. what you have to do to buy a car makes me not want to buy a car because it takes so long. you have to have a license to
that it s this. and i just disagree with the president. sure, we don t want people going after people s spouses but when the romney campaign puts her front and center, does a video featuring her talking about her family and her husband, i think it s fair not to say she never worked a day in her life because that s obviously a dumb thing to say as hilary rosen has said but that perhaps her life experience is not on a par with the life experiences of many women who don t have the luxury of choosing whether to work or not. in that regard, there s a lot of really important conversations to have about women s issues not on the mommy wars between the two candidates but on things like pay equity that the romney campaign doesn t seem to want to engage in or the violence against women act or any number of issues on which women voters may be slightly different than male voters. that s where i d like to see the debate go. hilary rosen trying to defend herself, this was her explanation. look,