Carl N. Brown:
The "clarification" is a classic example of self-righteous political rhetoric that is just more ignorance and obfuscation.
The sad part is when they are doing it regarding topics we know less details about we don't catch it.
They do this stuff all the time on a variety of issues.
The clarification was clearly an attempt to lie for damage control.
Which is unfortunately also normal.
Working on a project for 5 years and don't know the details of something that consists of body, floor plate, spring, and follower (and perhaps feed lips)?
It is not a complicated item. We are not even talking about most of the firearm action.
You supposedly work on legislation dealing with a box with a spring in it for 5 years and don't even know it is not ammunition that is depleted? More like tow someone else's agenda for 5 years.
Then the stripper clip lie? People do reuse those, they are rare, not targeted by legislation, not even restricted in capacity in California, and the majority in use are under 10 rounds already.
She certainly did not mean stripper clips. That attempt at damage control is such a blatant lie, but meant to confuse those that don't know better and give them an object to look up and agree with.
Then they add in the whole for the children, and stop playing political games by bringing attention to me not even knowing what I am talking about.
It was not some accidental slip. She could have been banning ammunition for all she knew, and apparently thought she was.
That should probably scare people even more. She thought she was banning ammunition and was going to sponsor the legislation and make it happen.
Of course now she will have been taught what to say next time to give an appareance of knowing what she is talking about.