The June 26 editorial "A better gun agency" reported that the Obama administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) surveilled straw gun purchases that took place in Phoenix and then "lost track of" 2,500 such weapons, "some of which have now been traced to criminal activity south of the border." Despite this scandal, The Post editorial board absurdly concluded that the ATF needs more power and that National Rifle Association (NRA) members are to blame for the ATF's weakness because they're too "paranoid" about losing their Second Amendment rights.
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