“Five ninety-four is an 18-page document that’s being sold as a simple background check,” he said, adding that the language in the proposal goes further than sales, to potentially require a background check for even the loan of a firearm to a friend, say at a gun range. The N.R.A.s campaign website also evokes questions of class and money, calling Initiative 594, “a universal handgun registration scheme being promoted by a very wealthy group of anti-gun elitists.” Voters like Keiran Gorny, 52, who works for the federal Department of Labor in Seattle, said that people tend to be too busy to read through everything they vote on.
Posted on: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 08:12:27 +0000
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