With Republicans Like These

The Federal Assault Weapons Licensing Act, debuted by U.S. Rep. Chris Jacobs (D-NY) on Monday, would create a scheme for any American seeking to legally purchase most new semi-auto rifles, shotguns, or pistols that would require the government to first sign off on the acquisition. [More]

Wrong, Guns.com. He’s an NRA-endorsed Republican and one of the usual suspects. And registration is just the first step toward this lying sack’s real goal.

He’s figured he can’t run again with this level of betrayal, so this is his parting shot at doing as much destruction as possible. GovTrack doesn’t have a prognosis yet, but my guess is it has less than a 1% chance at passage if the GOP doesn’t blow the “red wave.”

Where does the party find subversive whores like this?

[Via Jess]

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament. View all posts by admin

4 thoughts on “With Republicans Like These”

tired dog says:

September 20, 2022 at 3:03 pm

The ‘party’ usually picks the most photogenic and least likely to offe nd team tyranny, or at least the incumbents who’ve demonstrated fealty to team tyranny and opposition to we tax serfs of America.

Hmmm, ‘tax serfs of America’…TSA ! A new org.; imagine thousands of pretty blue TSA caps roaming through airports from coast to coast.
tired dog says:

September 20, 2022 at 3:06 pm

On another note; NRA Directors refuse to cashier LaPierre and his band of pirates.
NRA-ILA is run by morons, apparatchiks and opportunists, ergo these ‘endorsements’.
My Life Membership is on paper only, not one dime have I sent to these slimeballs in at least 10 years.
David says:

September 20, 2022 at 5:02 pm

Gun control is a ‘tyrant enable switch’. Leftists use the term ‘gun violence’ implying that the violence would go away without guns, as though 1,000 A.D. London were a crime free place. One suspects that the real reason for gun control is that the powerful know that people will not willingly get in the boxcars. Here is a cynical thought; the powerful want to disarm the populous, so they have a plan. Pass a law legally prohibiting the adults in a school from protecting the students, (the gun free school zones act), and wait for the occasional nut-case. Hype it to the hilt on the news, but never rescind the act and never mention it. Do everything you can to keep the children at risk. This has been the case for over thirty years. I don’t believe school shootings began before the Gun Free School Zones Act of 1990.
1. admin says:
  
  September 20, 2022 at 5:57 pm
  
  David, this is the second post you’ve made this comment under. Please keep it on topic for the post I am inviting comments on.

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