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Gun-safety initiative: Not ‘a slippery slope’ | Letter to the editor
Refusing to hesitate, equivocate or otherwise be content with the “baby steps” lauded by our legislators, gun-safety advocates just filed an initiative for the November ballot. I live in a gun-owning household, and we choose to take this initiative as a compliment to Washington’s responsible gun owners. Not everything is a slippery slope. This is...
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Gun-safety initiative: Not ‘a slippery slope’ | Letter to the editor
Refusing to hesitate, equivocate or otherwise be content with the “baby steps” lauded by our legislators, gun-safety advocates just filed an initiative for the November ballot. I live in a gun-owning household, and we choose to take this initiative as a compliment to Washington’s responsible gun owners. Not everything is a slippery slope. This is...