Gun money is running rampant in Tennessee.
From billboards here to the General Assembly in Nashville, gun and ammunition supporters are clearly spending some bucks to whip up more fear and sell more guns and ammo.
When they use a photo of the master of haters, Adolf Hitler, along with a made-up quote on a U.S. Highway 27 billboard, you know they’ve pulled out all the stops.
Like three-quarters of the incendiary email pass-along messages that float through inboxes every day, the quote about Hitler praising Germany for adopting the first ever gun registration program is probably not even real.
“Hitler’s infamous quote … is probably a fraud and likely never uttered,” said Bernard Harcourt, chairman of the department of political science at the University of Chicago in 2004.