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Friday, June 24, 2022

And while your attention was drawn to Roe v Wade.....

Scrambling to respond to a recent spate of bloody gun massacres, U.S. lawmakers passed the most significant federal gun restrictions in decades on Friday, following years of false starts and failures to tighten gun laws. 

Following Senate passage late Thursday, the House passed the bipartisan bill that takes steps to restrict gun access for the youngest buyers, domestic violence offenders and others who could pose a risk to their communities. The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act also would fund school safety and mental health programs.

6 comments:

  1. 14 house rinos and 12 senate rinos gave Biden a “big win” to tout going into the midterms. Congratulations, assholes. Problem is that this law is dead on arrival. It will be stayed hours after Biden signs it. And killed for good once it’s hauled in front of SCOTUS. And we can count on at least 50% of these rino pos’s to be primaried the hell out of office. Too many new gun owners who want to keep their new guns. Pols just don’t get that gun control is a lost cause.

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  2. I am not so confident that the law will be stayed so quickly. And I also think that this is only the nose of the camel under the tent. Sure, the SCOTUS tossed us a bone, albeit a very nice one. But the Democrats have been fighting and planning to beat out the flames of liberty ever since the SCOTUS agreed to take up the New York case. Don't think for a minute that they don't have more waiting in the weeds, to try and cut the legs off the freedom of our right to keep and bear arms. Especially now, when it looks like we could need them the most, with threats of rioting in the streets coming from the loony left over the overturning of the murder babies law, also known as Roe v Wade.

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  3. Republicans…never underestimate them to screwup a sure win.
    🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻‘Em

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  4. The new Federal 'Red Flag' law may be unconstitutional but Leftist judges in Blue States will protect it to their last breath. Write a unconstitutional law, it sits on the books. Until someone is charged, arrested or has their guns seized. They go to court. They are denied standing, or relevance or because the judge doesn't like the color of their tie.

    In my state it will be a serious threat. So serious that when it passed in Congress I started editing my blog, removing any post wherein I wrote about my guns or any gun related activity. I have two crazy leftist sisters I haven't seen or talked to in years but they would definitely Red Flag me if they realized that I now own any guns.

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  5. They had to get it passed and signed before the Uvalde story falls completely apart.

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  6. And, just like that, 18-year-olds were no longer "citizens".

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