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It’s clear the agenda here is hyperbole, not precision. And for that, consider Titus’ “bipartisan” partner in citizen disarmament, Giffords-endorsed Pennsylvania “Republican” Brian Fitzpatrick.
With Trump about to enter office and Republicans in control of Congress, Gun Owners of America is preparing to lobby for its top priorities.
Can we at least have some time for public input on something that can profoundly affect us all before sneaking this through?
And the truth of the matter is, Republicans need gun owners more than we need them.
Look, the guy may be great on guns, but it shouldn’t be this hard finding out.
The Montana Governor’s race and the Montana Senate race are taking shape. Governor Gianforte is the favorite to keep his seat as governor. Democratic Senator Jon Tester is in a hotly contested race which may decide who controls the Senate.
If this doesn’t change, correction, if we don’t change that, gun owners will be telling two supposedly opposite groups they can get away with more betrayals and infringements.
“I’m a Republican and very conservative,” he assured the media before pulling another old political con, showing everyone his big “but” and making excuses that prove he’s not.
Unlike the NRA, we don’t make “deals” for candidate ratings. They get what they deserve: no more, no less. The net result is politicians who vote right.
“Former US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said AR-15s were ‘killing machines’ and echoed comments made by Mr Biden a day earlier saying there was ‘no rational basis’ for owning such a weapon.”
One major takeaway from Liz Cheney’s actions over the last 19+ months: Know that you cannot compromise on our right to keep and bear arms.
According to WHNT News, the bill must now be approved by the Alabama Senate before going to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey.
Oz will be Toomey on steroids. When it comes to guns, he’ll be able to look at the outgoing senator and say, “Hold my beer.”
Congress authorized ATF to regulate complete firearms and complete receivers—not parts. The question is whether the Biden administration cares what Congress authorized?
What this survey actually accomplished was to show the continuing, and perhaps widening divide between Democrats and Republicans on gun rights.
“Democrats can talk gun control until they’re blue in the face but the problem they face at the ballot box in 2022 is skyrocketing crime in cities and states that they control.” – Ford O’Connell
Are Republicans really stupid enough to believe they can take the fire out of the bellies of their core constituents and give the Democrats everything they demand?
“Just how much do you know about gun laws in the first damn place?”
So “right choice” Flake is going to give Biden the choice on Supreme Court nominees now?
Comprehensive documentation shows changing demographics is the greatest threat to gun owner rights.
[A]ll of the Intolerable Acts being put forward would move the “long train of abuses” closer to the end of the line.
Undeniable betrayal is what will finally be the last straw for perhaps a critical mass of disillusioned gun-owning voters.
The only way to stop Republican infidelity is to show the GOP that betrayal will not be rewarded.
The proposed ban would significantly increase the area where shooting is not permitted, to include private property.
The personal connection and experience will gain ground that no amount of advertising and speechifying can get for us.
Serial compromises and betrayals that demotivate a growing number constituents ought to be what really scares Republicans.
Concessions on these measures by the NRA, which in turn gives the green light to Republicans, is nothing short of preemptive surrender.
The National Rifle Association has announced that it supports the review of bump fire stocks to see if they are in accordance with current federal law..
Throwing a scrap of meat to a pack of circling jackals and expecting them to then leave you alone is hardly “commonsense” …
With Republicans in control of the White House, the Senate, & the House, there is no excuse for not bringing pro-rights legislation to the floors of congress for record votes..
