In an effort to learn candidates' views, I am providing a gun rights questionnaire to Tennessee political candidates. Here are Representative Stacey Campfield's answers:
Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 9:23 AM
Gun Rights Questionnaire
1. Do you believe that the Constitution is the "supreme law of the land" and that the Bill of Rights acknowledges our birthrights?
yes
2. If so, should these rights be proactively protected from infringement by all levels of government, including city, county and state?
yes
3. Please give some examples of gun laws you consider constitutional.
the second amendment
4. Please give some examples of gun laws you consider unconstitutional.
see above
5. Does the right to bear arms include the right for any peaceable citizen to carry them concealed without a permit, as in Vermont?
yes
6. Do you believe that Americans have a right to own, use and carry weapons of military pattern, and will you use the prestige of elected office to publicly promote that right?
Not sure what you mean.
7. Do you support or oppose registration of weapons? Why?
oppose
8. Do you support or oppose licensing requirements to own or carry firearms?
Why?
oppose
9. What specific gun laws will you work to get repealed?
all not covered by #3
10. If elected, will you back your words of support for firearms rights up with consistent actions? How?
See my record
This questionnaire was developed by National Gun Rights Examiner David Codrea, and is used with his permission. The original site for these questions is HERE. To see his other Examiner works, go HERE. David also writes the War on Guns blog, which can be seen HERE, and writes in Guns Magazine. HERE is a sample from that publication.
For more information:
Tennesse Attorney General says contract trumps Bill of Rights
Veterans Day, gun free zones, and unarmed citizens
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