This article is about what some people actually do with their weapons, not what kind of weapons everyone can legally have. A group of men wanted to assassinate a governor; the last thing I want to discuss is what type of bullets they should be allowed to have.

And if thousands of people stand outside polling places with large, visible guns, that is voter intimidation. These self-appointed "monitors" can intimidate voters even if their weapons are unloaded. It is not their victims' job to know or care what kind of weapon they're being threatened with.