Five gun nuts shoot themselves or others at gun shows in three states; Bill Maher tells shooters to worry about the rest of the Bill of Rights

Kinter, a rookie Tea Partier from Papillion, eked out a
228-vote win out of more than 15,000 cast in last
November's election. He belongs to not one or two,
but three gun groups: Nebraska Firearms Alliance,
Nebraska Firearms Owners Association and the
National Association for Gun Rights.
Screencap: KETV

UPDATE: A ROUNDUP OF GUN APPRECIATION DAY SHOOTINGS
 
At "Gun Appreciation Day", concocted by a GOP consulting firm, five people were injured at gun shows in Indiana, Ohio and North Carolina in accidental shootings.
     In Lincoln, a couple hundred gun worshipers gathered to celebrate assault weapons and oppose common sense restrictions on 100-round magazines and proposed gun show background checks.
     State senator Bill Kintner, of Papillion, was there to pander to them.
     In the mean time, Bill Maher reminded both the gun nuts and liberals among his viewers that it's not the second amendment which is under meaningful attack — it's the rest of the Bill of Rights.