Gubs for the day

Hunter Schwarz has a BuzzFeed article about a politician in (surprise!) trouble:

California State Senator Leland Yee (a Democrat from San Francisco) was arrested and charged recently for allegedly accepting contributions in exchange for introducing an undercover agent to an arms dealer. According to an affidavit, Yee discussed with the undercover agent how to obtain weapons worth $500,000 to $2.5 million from a Muslim separatist group in the Philippines and bring them to the United States.
But, other than that, he was pretty opposed to firearms...
1. Like the time he wrote an op-ed in The Sacramento Bee about gun violence.
2. The time he was honored by the Brady Campaign for his commitment to end gun violence.
3. The time he released a statement in the US Senate addressing gun violence.
4. The time he proposed legislation to stop 3D printable guns.
5. The time he showed a study about how tougher gun laws lead to lower per capita gun deaths.
6. The time he called the NRA’s gun proposal “pathetic and unacceptable”.
7. The time the California Senate voted for a bill he sponsored banning the “bullet button”.
8. The time he announced a series of bills designed to close loopholes in gun regulation and keep the circulation of firearms and ammunition out of the hands of dangerous persons.
9. The time he praised President Obama on his commitment to reasonable gun control.
10. And the time he fought for stronger assault weapons ban.

Rico says whaddaya want from a politician, consistency? (And Rico didn't have a clue what a 'bullet button' was, but the article fortunately provided a definition:

By the way, Rico says the correct phrase is 'magazine release button'...