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Politics and Government
Scott Armstrong on the Campbell Conversations
By Grant Reeher
This edition of the Campbell Conversations completes an extended consideration of gun control and the NY SAFE Act. In prior weeks Grant Reeher has spoken with SUNY-Cortland Professor Robert Spitzer and Onondaga District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick, both of whom saw a need for more regulation of gun ownership, while also noting possible problems with some of the approaches taken in the new state law.
In this week's conversation, Scott Armstrong, a political communications consultant and a former lobbyist for the NRA, takes a decidedly more critical view, seeing the law primarily as a burden on law-abiding gun owners, not a crime-fighting measure.