Citizens lined up for Monday’s gun control hearings in Olympia, Washington. (Dave Workman)
Evergreen State gun prohibitionists hinted Monday that if they fail to move their gun control agenda through the legislature this year, they may consider another initiative.
Gun rights activists across the country should pay attention because Washington seems to be a test tube state in which well-financed gun control groups see what they can push before trying it across the country.
Renee Hopkins, head of the Seattle-based Alliance for Gun Responsibility, was quoted by the Seattle Times telling a press conference, “We’re always open to taking things to the ballot.”
The Alliance is a well-financed gun control lobbying effort with support during past initiative efforts from wealthy elitists including billionaire Michael Bloomberg and Bill Gates. They passed a background check measure in 2014 that cost $10.4 million for the campaign.
But tossing the initiative potential into
