"Almost every single Republican candidate for the presidency is supporting virtually unlimited gun sales..."

"Barack Obama had been considered tightening gun laws in 2009 but no legislation has ever materialised."

Naturally really arrogant.

How do you determine a writer is such?

Obvious to the casual observer.

...that new fangled NRAdar.

From the article:

"the immediate result has been a more liberal view on allowing citizens to bear arms."

Sounds like a proper use of the term to me.

I did notice that.

There's a line from a movie:
"If there was a car crash ten blocks away, that window washer up there could probably see it. Now, that doesn't mean he's God, or even smarter than we are. But from where he's sitting, he can see a little further down the road." (Alan Bates)

Sometimes to see, you need to be in the right place.

Here's to all of us on both sides of the debate being in the right place.

Where the window washer could see a long way. Until he suddenly plunged to his death; mob dispute.

My quote was from The Mothman Prophecies.
Will Patton did a good job as Gordon Smallwood.

I'll have to see Billy Bathgate. Thanks for the idea.

That wrote the script for a thousand "modern," bleak westerns: Bad Man from Bodie, or Tolstoy's stranger comes to town.

They're still not over the US reading the UK the riot act over the Suez crisis, and the poor dears have to have something to feel superior about, after all, if they have to make half of it up.

...the unknowing writing about the unfamiliar to the uninvolved financed by the unerring.

Have a nice day.