I must note that McAuliffe and Moran were on the anti gun side of this campaign.
Deeds meanwhile has been fending off attacks on at least two gun issues: his opposition to a 1993 law limiting handgun purchases to one a month, and voting in 2008 and again this year to unsuccessfully override Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's veto of legislation banning concealed firearms in bars.
However, Deeds has raised the ire of some gun-rights advocates by urging a compromise to close a loophole in Virginia law that exempts some purchases of fireams at gun shows from a compulsory background check.
Deeds was endorsed for attorney general in 2005 by the National Rifle Association.
The Conservatives in Virginia usually curry the pro-gun vote, but as the Democrats are not pushing this issue, then they remove an argument the Republicans could have used against them. I understand 62 or so Democratic congress members cannot be swayed to swing against the pro-gun stance of many Americans. President Obama mentioned that this would be an issue left alone for another time...... lakotahope
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