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My op-ed in Sunday paper
The paper here has a big debate on the right to arms. In print, it's 2/3 of the first page of the Opinions section.
If it sounds a bit disjointed -- neither of us knew what the other was writing, and the result was trimmed down a bit. It wasn't a real debate: we were never in the same room, and each answered the question without seeing what the other person had said.
Comments
Did you actually have to face Glicksman? He makes about as much sense as a snake oil salesman, and on his last statement, used one of the best examples of a bad syllogism that I have ever seen in print.
Posted by: Rivrdog at June 5, 2006 02:31 AM
Wow, Glicksman blatantly misrepresents the holding in the Miller case and I think it was he (not the Star) that quoted extensively from the Brady Center. I don't know if his response was edited, but it certainly gives a false impression of how the Supreme Court actually ruled.
Posted by: King of the Cows at June 5, 2006 07:11 AM