On Monday evening, Libertarian Vice Presidential nominee Bill Weld went on Dana Loesch’s TV show on TheBlaze. During the conversation, Loesch asked Weld about the Second Amendment. Like most politicians, Weld was quick to say he supports the Second Amendment. It was obvious he was uncomfortable with the topic of guns.

Loesch: Do you believe in reciprocity?

Weld: Reciprocity?

Loesch: Meaning, if I have my concealed carry [permit] in Texas, would I be able to — because I have my concealed carry [permit] in Texas — would each of the states recognize it?

Weld: I don’t know. We don’t have concealed carry up in New England, so I’d wanna look at that.

Loesch mentioned the conversation on Twitter:

Gov. Weld was a pleasure to talk with, didn’t seem to know what reciprocity was, did support Constitutional Carry tho. #DailyDana #BlazeTV

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 17, 2016

I can understand if a local city councilman is not aware of constitutional carry or concealed carry reciprocity, but a Governor seeking higher office should know about a key concern of gun rights advocates who would like to consider supporting him.

Gary Johnson may want to school your running mate on Constitutional issues, particularly on different aspects of the Second Amendment, especially if he is trying to capture the displaced conservatives. Gun rights are very important to many voters. They want to know that you will do everything in your power to protect the right to bear arms.