Senate does right: NO expanded checks

Just to prove how contrary they can be, the Senate also just rejected the Grassley Amendment that mental health records should be standardized and included in NICS. it also would have enhanced penalties for straw purchasers.

This will ensure that murders such as Seung-Hui Cho (Virginia Tech; 32 killed, 17 wounded) Nidal Malik Hasan (Ft. Hood; 13 killed, 29 wounded), Jared Lee Loughner (Tucson / Gabby Giffords; 6 killed, 12 wounded) James Eagan Holmes (Aurora; 12 killed, 58 wounded) will continue to slip through the cracks and runners such as the fast-n-furious actors only get a smack on the wrist.
 
I know my boy Heller said he would vote against. I would like to see what his highness the Harry voted.

WOW! Harry voted No.
 
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All most of these political whores know is " lets enact another law ". We'll all feel good and appear that WE are doing something. Bunch of smke blowin' clown is all most of thee political types really are. The country is concearned about the national debt, job's, and the security of this great nation. We have plenty of laws already on the books. Enforce 'em.
 
I know my boy Heller said he would vote against. I would like to see what his highness the Harry voted.

WOW! Harry voted No.

He voted no, but it's a procedural maneuver that allows him to bring it up for vote again later. He voted yes, then retracted it and changed to no in order to leave the door open.

Maybe the NRA will finally see through this slime bag and dump his "A" rating.
 
BOTH Collins (ME-R) and King (ME-I) voted FOR the expanded background checks and While Collins voted FOR the Grassley Amendment, King voted AGAINST it. This is political pandering at it's best. Collins is banking on the Republicans in her state forgiving her before the 2014 election cycle. To you Ms. Collins, I would say, "don't count on it..."
 
Four Republicans voted for the measure. Toomey of course, plus John McCain (AZ), Mark Kirk (IL) and Susan Collins (ME).

Collins and Kirk are more or less liberals. McCain ... the man has been rubbing me the wrong way for a while now. He flirted with switching parties when he lost the presidential primaries to GWB way back. He's been shooting at folks like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz. Makes me wonder if he'll do a switch-a-roo for real this time.

The fight is not over folks. The anti gunners will keep on pushing on both the federal AND state level. They've been successful on the state level already in a few states.
 
I just wrote to Susan Collins our senator from Maine and I told her before hand that if she voted for anything that infringed on the second amendment that I would never vote for her again. Well she voted for this and I reminded her that she has forever lost my vote.
 
Senate rejects expanded gun background checks

... a small win.

Eric
 
AWB defeated also, tallying the vote right now!

Still reading the votes, but I know the NAY is at least 55, including Toomey, McCain, Landrieu who earlier voted for the Toomey-Manchin amendment, they are still against 2A despite they are against AWB by Feinstein!!!

Looking forward to the price drop of ammo and guns, anyone think Obama might use executive order to ban ammo/gun importation?

40 versus 60, a big defeat for gun grabbers!!!!
 
This is a new one that we are looking into here in Louisiana.

The first bill generated plenty of heated discussion in the House Criminal Justice Committee. It is a bill that would prohibit federal restrictions on the possession and ownership of semi-automatic guns.

State Representative Jim Morris, R-Oil City, authored the bill. He said it is designed to protect against possible federal legislation that would attempt to change existing rights with regards to semi-automatic firearms.
 
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