Rep. Hudson to introduce Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act

swinokur · Feb 3, 2017

149 cosponsors

rambling_one · Feb 3, 2017

Boy, that's a slow moving train.

swinokur · Feb 4, 2017

150 cosponsors

moojersey · Feb 6, 2017

Slowly dying...trying not to be too cynical

Brooklyn · Feb 8, 2017

Peaceful John said:
Respectfully, that phrase only became operative late on November 8, 2016. One day it will be November 8, 2024 and perhaps Elizabeth Warren or Chuck Shumer will be happily climbing the inaugural podium . . . and then what?

Until we have certainty that the Federal government will (a) forever restrict themselves to the few specific actions identified in the Constitution, and (b) that those acts conform with Original Intent (c) and are interpreted as strictly as possible, I think we should be cautious whenever the Feds involve themselves in almost anything.

Over 100 years to late. Meanwhile 14a.. changes the game and the scope of Federal power... Permently.

Get over it.

And to answer your question...Only con con can get us back to pre 14a.. or the repeal thereof.

Your suggesting unlilateral disarmament...The left has been and will continue to use and abuse federal power.. while we bend over helpless.

Brooklyn · Feb 8, 2017

Peaceful John said:
There is also the argument that states have no right to prohibit OPEN carry, but that concealed carry is a privilege and may be subject to limitations. The position supporting OPEN carry as the core right, I think, grows stronger as time passes.

Nonsense.. what's next...A core militia right...Oh .We done that one already

It's just the next attempt by the left to gut the right.

With luck they can get a few of us killed in the bargain.. it's been done before

GlocksAndPatriots · Feb 8, 2017

Except for Muchin, EVERY single Democrat voted against Sessions. That should put to rest the delusion that red state Democrats are going to vote for any major pro-gun bill. Unless the spineless GOP plays hardball and either a) goes nuclear or b) attaches gun bills to other must pass legislation, none of this is going anywhere.

HordesOfKailas · Feb 8, 2017

GlocksAndPatriots said:
Except for Muchin, EVERY single Democrat voted against Sessions. That should put to rest the delusion that red state Democrats are going to vote for any major pro-gun bill. Unless the spineless GOP plays hardball and either a) goes nuclear or b) attaches gun bills to other must pass legislation, none of this is going anywhere.

From the Gorsuch omnibus thread:

danb said:
There are now (reportedly) 9 Dem Senators who will support a vote on Gorsuch. If true, that means Gorsuch will get confirmed.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/444718/nine-senate-democrats-say-gorsuch-deserves-vote

Might not be as dismal as you think, GaP.

motorcoachdoug · Feb 9, 2017

Mabe the 9 Dems will support Gorsuch because they know that if RBG retires from the bench Trump will get to replace her and they might not like who he will pick to replace her so they are saving their ammo for later...

GlocksAndPatriots · Feb 9, 2017

HordesOfKailas said:
From the Gorsuch omnibus thread:

Might not be as dismal as you think, GaP.

Given that Schumer is in charge, there's no way he's going to clear any of his people to vote for the bill if there's any chance of it passing. It's not like with Gorsuch, because he knows the GOP will go nuclear if he blocks. McConnell is a spineless coward and won't go nuclear for legislation.

Fox123 · Feb 9, 2017

It's really not an important enough issue for them to waste any time or effort on.

You look at their priorities and agenda, you don't see 2A on there.

bama47 · Feb 9, 2017

Fox123 said:
It's really not an important enough issue for them to waste any time or effort on.

You look at their priorities and agenda, you don't see 2A on there.

shouldn't we keep letting them know just how important the issue is?

swinokur · Feb 10, 2017

152 cosponsors

HaveBlue · Feb 10, 2017

motorcoachdoug said:
Mabe the 9 Dems will support Gorsuch because they know that if RBG retires from the bench Trump will get to replace her and they might not like who he will pick to replace her so they are saving their ammo for later...

I have zero doubt that this is the case.

Defense Rifle · Feb 12, 2017

When is this bill expected to be voted on in the House?

j_h_smith · Feb 12, 2017

Defense Rifle said:
When is this bill expected to be voted on in the House?

From your mouth to God's ear...

No one know if it will even make it to a vote.

swinokur · Feb 12, 2017

still in committee

Bob A · Feb 12, 2017

Defense Rifle said:
When is this bill expected to be voted on in the House?

Might be a while. We can't even seem to get Maryland to freeze over, and it's February already.

LostinNJ · Feb 15, 2017

57 Senate Votes to Repeal Obama anti-Gun Rule

Today, the Senate voted 57 to 43 to eliminate the regulation. Independent Sen. Angus King (ME) and Democratic Sens. Joe Donnelly (IN), Joe Manchin (WV), Jon Tester (MT) and Heidi Heitkamp (ND) voted with Republicans.

https://bearingarms.com/beth-b/2017...rward-reinstating-gun-rights-social-security/

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/115-2017/s66

Well, 57 is close to 60. It's possible. Take Claire McCaskill of MO. She voted nay today. But she's up in 2018 and MO is CC state. Will be heavy pressure from her constituents to support the Reciprocity Act, in the face of heavy pressure from Chuck U. Schumer to oppose.

LostinNJ · Feb 15, 2017

PJ Media: Commerce Clause Will Now Bullet-Proof Concealed Carry Reciprocity

After decades of dissipating the original meaning of the Commerce Clause, the U.S. Supreme Court went for broke in Scarborough v. United States. Scarborough held that there need only be a minor connection between firearms and interstate commerce—such as guns having once been shipped across state lines from the factory—for the firearms to be regulated forever afterward under the Commerce Clause.

https://pjmedia.com/trending/2017/0...now-bullet-proof-concealed-carry-reciprocity/

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