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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 the better word.

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

His statements for a long time were very very very clear saying things like he doesn't think anybody should

own a handgun.

Things like saying that he would do away with

conceal carry laws throughout the country.

But something interesting happened, and if you're a long time listener to

Gun Talk, you may remember me talking about this several years ago.

Something interesting happened.

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