Today’s bill filing includes this one by Rep. Clarke Tucker of Little Rock to prohibit someone convicted of misdemeanor domestic battery or stalking from possessing a firearm.

I think I’ll leave it right there, apart from the headline question and the comment that “she/he made me hit her/him” is not listed as an excuse.

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