2nd amendment ?

[hvac ak47]

http://gunowners.org/pres08/thompson2.htm

In the chart below it shows fred voted anti gun on government wire tapping.
How is that anti-gun?

[Givemelibertyor.....]

On June 7, 1995, the Senate passed an anti-gun terror bill (S. 735) by a vote of 91-8. This version of the terror bill included: a BATF pay increase of $100 million; a provision authorizing "roving wiretaps" allowing government officials to wiretap one's home if a person under investigation visits the home -- even if one had no knowledge the person was a suspect; a weakening of the Posse Commitatus law to give the military more authority to get involved in law enforcement in certain circumstances; a grant of power to the FBI to conduct "fishing expeditions" and secure one's financial and travel records in certain circumstances without any evidence one has committed a crime; and finally, the "Randy Weaver entrapment provision" which extends the statute of limitations for violations under the National Firearms Act of 1934 from three to five years. Thompson voted in favor of the bill.

From the footnotes.

[jblosser]

GoA doesn't look at gun rights in a vacuum. Increased government surveillance and the like can and will likely be used to keep tabs on gun owners if certain interests get the kinds of laws they are pushing for.

[Brian4Liberty]

http://gunowners.org/pres08/thompson2.htm

In the chart below it shows fred voted anti gun on government wire tapping.
How is that anti-gun?

No doubt it was a bill that included something to erode the 2nd Amendment...