The list should not be secret and there should be due process for implementing it. There should also be a means for getting off the list that doesn't cost an individual a penny if a mistake is made.

What happens if "John Smith" is put on said list, what about the other 93,475 John Smiths out there?

I'm not saying print it on the front page of the morning NY Times, but for interested parties just make due process available.

If your name appears on the list, just provide the basic due process rights you are entitled to as a citizen, to correct misspelled names, mistaken identity (a la Ted Kennedy and others) or other issues. Provide a way to get off the list and at the same time explain how you got on the list, in general terms.

If your name is on the list for good reason (FBI, NSA, CIA etc. watch list for good cause) fine, ban their ability to fly, rent a car, buy a gun, vote, et. al.

Why is that such a complex thing for people to grasp?

If you do, that cuts away any and all support the NRA and ACLU has for using the list.

Just funny how many supposed progressives suddenly love the secret list created by Bush/Cheney when it's applied to Gunz?

Due process on both ends: a clear rationale for why you're on it and clear procedures for getting off it.

Otherwise it's government by fiat and secret denunciation. Is that what we want?

Bernadino. This gives Trump a win. Some much needed gravitas to his air balloon like campaign. Kinda like when George W. Bush was given his own baseball team.

will be against these lists again?

should have never wandered away from being against this list in it's entirety!

Shows you how hypocrytical we can be when the issue is GUNZ!!!!

Our nation was founded in large part on the notion that "innocent until proven guilty" was inviolable. The fact that anyone here supports this list, which destroys that notion, for any reason at all makes me sick.

Schindler comes to mind.