The ad is on his campaign website and Youtube:
I'm guessing Schatz and Hanabusa are going to have a knock-down drag-out battle to see who can out-liberal, out-progressive, out-statist,
out-commie the other to garner the most votes from Hawaii's, uh, "progressive" citizens.
I also suspect that neither one of them has the slightest hesitation, compunction, or qualms about repeating lies (40% of gun transfers occur without a background check, etc.) over and over and over, if they think it will gain them a better chance at landing the job.
Hanabusa could do an aboutface (aka "lie") about her position on firearms to one degree or another if she thought that would somehow garner her more votes. Not likely in Hawaii. And given her record in the House:
03/13/2013
Rating: Colleen Hanabusa was rated 0% by Gun Owners of America (Key Votes Alignment on Gun Rights - Federal Vote Scorecard - 112th Congress 2nd Session)
12/18/2012
Rating: Colleen Hanabusa was rated 0% by Gun Owners of America (Ratings on Gun Rights - Elected to 113th Congress [12/2012])
10/12/2012
Rating: Colleen Hanabusa was rated 0% by National Rifle Association (Candidate Positions on Gun Rights)
http://votesmart.org/candidate/17745/colleen-hanabusa?categoryId=37#.U2H47PldX61Hanabusa positon paper on guns from January 1, 2014:
http://votesmart.org/public-statement/850397/issue-position-gun-control[After going through the laws re full registration, magazine limits, minimum 14 day waiting period, ban on "assault pistols", etc. etc. etc., she concludes):
Hawaii law places reasonable limits on the persons who can possess firearms and the types of firearms that can be possessed. In doing so, Hawaii has been able to strike a balance between a citizen's right to possess a firearm and the safety of the public. Such a model, using reasonable -- but strict -- restrictions should be considered by Congress as it considers issues regarding gun control.
(She makes absolutely no mention of the fact that not a single person (or
maybe one single person on Kauai) has been granted a CCW permit in the entire state. Wonder why? If she is so convinced the Hawaii model is right for the rest of the nation, you'd think she'd be proud to suggest to the other states that they do away with CCW too.)
