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All right, welcome again to Gun Talk. I'm Tom Gresham. Yes, indeed. It's called Gun Talk,

because we'll be talking about guns and more than likely just a touch of politics today.

We're at zero hour.

This is it.

It's the two-minute drill or less at this point.

We have the national election, presidential election coming up, two days from now.

Barack Obama, John McCain, two United States senators.

A lot of differences between the two, but none as pointed and none as cloudy as the

differences between those two on gun rights.

And the reason I say it's cloudy is it's an interesting thing, and I'll get into that

in just a second, because it's cloudy by design.

Barack Obama has consistently, not just consistently, always is a better word, he's

always voted for gun control. He has always voted against gun rights.

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