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Question #2: Do you support restrictions on this right? If yes, please explain.
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: 0 |
Explanation: Not for law-abiding, sane citizens.
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Question #3: Do you support the restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms that were passed by the Vermont Legislature in 2018
(Act 94)?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: 0 |
Explanation: Not the magazine limit. I do support mandatory safety training for anybody under 21 to purchase a
long or short gun and the extreme risk designation as well as domestic violence hot scene extraction
ONLY IF a person involved at the scene identifies the presense and location and wishes them to be removed.
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Question #4: Would you vote to restrict the purchase, possession, sale, and/or manufacture of commonly owned firearms, including those which may be labeled as “assault style” firearms? If yes, please explain the criteria.
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
Explanation: Only if they are designated as an extreme risk, not for law-abing, sane citizens.
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Question #5: Would you vote to place restrictions on the purchase, possession, sale and/or manufacture of ammunition?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #6: Would you vote to place restrictions on the use of lead ammunition for hunting, self defense, or other
purposes?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
Explanation: Only if we are hunting Califorina Condors. ;)
Only if they are designated as an extreme risk, not for law-abiding, sane citizens.
Copper fouls the barrel, is too
expensive and doesn't expand as
well on impact.
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Question #7: Would you vote for mandatory licensing for the carrying of firearms in Vermont?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #8: Would you vote for mandatory registration of firearms in Vermont?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #9: Would you vote for mandatory waiting periods before the purchase of a firearm?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #10: Would you vote for a mandatory “safe storage law” which required privately owned firearms to be kept locked up when not in use?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
Explanation: I could see offering a good incentive to do so, especially if children live in the house.
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Question #11: Would you vote to prohibit persons who have been arbitrarily placed on government watchlists -such as the “no fly” list- from possessing a firearm?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #12: Would you vote to allow the State or its municipalities to designate “gun free zones” in which citizens may not lawfully carry a firearm?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: 0 |
Explanation: Own or Carry? Own, heck no. Carry, it depends on details that I don't have. If a town wants to bar
businesses who's primary activity is serving alcoholic beverages from allowing non-law enforcement
persons from carrying in those establishments, I would have no problem with that. I am
not imagining any other similarly appropriate example.
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Question #13: Would you vote to expunge the criminal records of non-violent prohibited persons to recover their constitutional rights, if they have demonstrated good behavior and responsibility for a number of years?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
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Question #14: Would you vote to allow firearm safety training in public schools?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
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Question #15: Would you support the decisions of schoolboards to place armed guards and/or professionally trained faculty and staff in public schools and colleges?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
Explanation: We have SRO's in some of our K-12 schools already. The legislature doesn't need to weigh
in on that. It is not our business to micromanage schools.
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Question #16: Do you support Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) commonly known as “Red Flag Laws” which allow the
seizure of firearms without due process?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: YES |
Explanation: Like that boy that was planning to shoot up a school? Yes.
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Question #17: Do you support the use of “no knock raids” by law enforcement?
Desired Response = NO |
| Answer: NO |
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Question #18: Would you vote to repeal the restrictions on magazine capacity imposed by Act 94?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
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Question #19: Would you vote to repeal the restrictions on the private transfer of firearms commonly known as “Universal
Background Checks” imposed by Act 94?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
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Question #20: Would you vote to repeal the age restrictions for the purchase of a firearm by persons under 21 as imposed by Act 94?
Desired Response = YES |
| Answer: YES |
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Essay Question: Please tell us in your own words: what does the right to keep and bear arms mean to you?
I have used fire arms to target shoot, hunt and protect and slaughter my livestock.
It is a grave right and responsibility. I believe any woman who feels unsafe, should be
able to access a firearm, hopefully with training. It is an equalizer. In 7th grade I was sent to the
principals office for arguing with my teacher when she marked my answer (2A) wrong to the
question: What is the most important our consitiutional amendments?
The response time to 911 calls is long out here in the country and I fully intend to defend myself
should the need arise.
| Additional Comments: Please write me in for State Rep on the Republican Primary Ballot. Our
nation needs people who are committed to represent ALL their constituents
and to help heal the divide between political parties by putting people first.
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