John Farnum's latest quip was based on communication from a friend on Wall Street.
He warns the gun and ammo industry to finance keeping up with the demand with their existing cash flows rather than borrow money from banks that could be pressured by the current administration to quit lending to the the gun industry unless the industry bows to forced compliance by mandated restrictions that would allow the administration to accomplish it's anti-gun goals without having to pass unpopular gun control laws.
Kind of a long sentence, but I wanted to paraphrase without plagerizing John's quip.
Or, in short, the administration can use credit as a weapon to force compliance. It's easy to see that the gun industry may not be the only victim. We're all at risk.
I also like John's take on "where the ammo went".
EVERYONE is hoarding it, including liberals who so piously disparage personal wealth while they hide their own, and who are, themselves, stocking up on arms and ammo that they don't think the rest of us should own.
Again, trying to use my own words mixed in with a few of his.
