John Kasich on Gun Rights

Buckeye Firearms Association question to Ohio Gubernatorial candidate John Kasich at Sept. 5, 2009 Voice of America TEA Party

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[bigrobdeezey]

@RDiMeolo That's where we disagree. I've never heard him say anything about destroying fundamentals that made this country great. Like what? Letting taxes on the rich go back to still being lower than they were under conservative god Ronald Reagan? Come on.

"It makes no rational sense (calling Obama a socialist). It clearly means that people don't understand what socialism is." -- Billy Wharton, co-chair of the US Socialist Party

[bigrobdeezey]

@RDiMeolo No, not quite. He'd have to take over completely, which he never said he would do. Sorry, but 16% ain't socialism. His healthcare plan never attempted to control production. He caved on the public option. Are you out of your mind?

"It makes no rational sense (calling Obama a socialist). It clearly means that people don't understand what socialism is." -- Billy Wharton, co-chair of the US Socialist Party

[bigrobdeezey]

@RDiMeolo Yes. People say BO is socialist because he passed a tiny bit of healthcare legislation? People don't know what socialism is. Those same people say "Obama is the most liberal president we've ever had." Really? We're in the worst economic times since the Great Depression, and take a peek at what FDR introduced back then. Some super-left legislation, a little thing called SOCIAL security that Tea Partiers looove now. People just like to talk shit. I wish they were smart, but most aren't.

[bigrobdeezey]

@RDiMeolo Thank you for proving my point. When a politician stands up and calls for a complete government takeover of everything, including Bill's Pawn Shop, they're socialist/communist. When they say that a heart surgeon should make the same as the guy who works at Arby's (and not only that, but he doesn't get to choose his career in the first place) then that politician is a socialist/communist. Other than that, calling them socialist/communist shows that you don't know what those words mean.

[bigrobdeezey]

@RDiMeolo Just another politician with a "D." He's not "on the fence" he's in the middle of the road, and people use the term socialist entirely too much. Example: If he was a socialist, you would know. If you have to ask, chances are he's not and you've been tricked by the word "socialist."

[bigrobdeezey]

Was anyone else surprised that the NRA and Ohioans for concealed carry both officially endorsed Ted Strickland over Republican John Kasich? I thought the NRA and Republicans went hand-in-hand. He must really hate guns for the NRA to step away from him and endorse a Democrat like that.

[matto874]

BOO STRICKLAND!

[ColumbusExoticCars]

Strickland is "right" on guns. Kasich is just backpedaling.

[primanocta1]

And you were one of the people who got it worng John, one of the very people who was voting to take away our rights and run our lives john. you are a phony, a politician, you are niether hot nor cold so I shall spit thee out..

[pixnstix]

John Kasich was one of only 12% of all Republicans in the House to vote for the AW ban. Had it not been for him, and Tom Ridge, it never would have passed. I trust him with my gun rights as much as I trust Bob Taft, who also said in his campaign that he supported the 2nd Amendment.

Strickland has ALWAYS stood by us. I am a Republican and I will stand by Strickland.