Bachmann Award 
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1-22-13
Missouri GOP Representative: Japan Didn't Invade U.S. in World War II Because of Armed Populace
There are good reasons to bring Japan into the gun control debate in the United States: the relative success of firearms regulation in Japan, the recent rise of gun violence connected to organized crime, the history of weapons-carrying elites, etc. But WWII had nothing whatsoever to do with gun rights, gun control, or the 2nd Amendment.
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