Commissioner Troxler,
In response to a recent accident involving a negligent discharge of a shotgun at a gun show, your representatives quickly declared that all private sales of firearms would be banned for the remainder of that show and left gun owners in North Carolina wondering just where you stand on this issue. I am distressed to know that Republican leaders in NC will take such the same knee-jerk reactions as the liberals in response to an accident. While accidents occur in many aspects of our society, we don’t see leaders banning the sales of automobiles, swimming pools, or other recreational equipment that is involved. It leaves me wondering where, exactly, do you stand on the issue of gun control.
While President Obama and other national leaders prepare to unilaterally and unconstitutionally take away our rights as gun owners, I wanted to send you this email to get your answer.
Mr. Troxler, where do you stand on gun control in relation to President Obama’s Liberal agenda?
When I cast my vote in elections, I vote for those who most closely reflect my own values. It saddens me to discover that, in some cases, I have made a mistake and that the conservative I voted for did not, in fact, support my views and the views of hundreds of thousands like me. I would appreciate knowing exactly where you stand on this issue so I can make a more informed decision in future elections.
I am dismayed and very surprised to hear that you banned private firearm sales on NC Dept of Agriculture property. I wish you had not done so, sir. I have voted for you for many years, but this single act, committed in the feel-good manner of the American Left, will forever cause me to stop and question whether or not I should put a mark next to your name ever again.
I look forward to your reply, and a clarification of your viewpoint.
Sincerely,
Jason M. Durr, BA, EMT-P
Wilmington, NC
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