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30. Then why are those praised for protecting 2nd Amendment rights which voted NO on a bill which made

Thu Apr 25, 2013, 12:47 PM

Apr 2013

it a crime to create a national gun register, they just voted against the wishes of some gun owners. Let the national gun register begin and it will be grandfathered before there are enough smart Congressional members are able to stop it.

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The Gun Vote and 2014: Will There Be an Electoral Price? 538 [View all] elleng Apr 2013 OP

That 90% was from a poll rrneck Apr 2013 #1

As Bill Maher said, even felons who can't legally own guns are for BG checks. Hoyt Apr 2013 #4

Bill Mahar is a comedian and gets paid to say things like that. You know, money. nt rrneck Apr 2013 #5

NRA and gun cultists have their own sick reasons for promoting/toting/accumulating guns too. Hoyt Apr 2013 #7

And there it is... rrneck Apr 2013 #11

Wayne La Pierre also says anything the puppet master wants him to say, he will say and do anything Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #26

A national gun registry is not reasonable or sensible. ` rrneck Apr 2013 #27

Then why are those praised for protecting 2nd Amendment rights which voted NO on a bill which made Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #30

What (I think) you just advocated has already happened. rrneck Apr 2013 #31

why should there not be a national gun register, the Senators who voted NO has prevented Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #32

It's over. rrneck Apr 2013 #33

You like Crazy Cruz did not read the bill, so much for those who did nit want a national Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #34

Text from the bill... rrneck Apr 2013 #35

Good for the USA, to have a data base in which to access in order to know if a gun buyer is a Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #36

You don't get it do you? rrneck Apr 2013 #37

Once a person steps over the line and becomes a criminal "rights" are lost, stepping Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #38

Lovely, rrneck Apr 2013 #39

You are wrong on some points but to make it really simple, if you dont care to drive, Thinkingabout Apr 2013 #40

Okay rrneck Apr 2013 #41

Got an email about a more recent poll ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #10

No..the numbers of voters for whom pipoman Apr 2013 #2

In many places, yes... bobclark86 Apr 2013 #9

The sad thing about this is Democrats had a shot at extended b.g. tests... Eleanors38 Apr 2013 #3

If there is an election backlash, then the democratic party will easily win the house graham4anything Apr 2013 #6

Why do you continue to push that lie premium Apr 2013 #13

because your version is just not true, and the NRA knows it.Which is why they want it. graham4anything Apr 2013 #14

Continuing to push that lie. premium Apr 2013 #15

Yeah, straight from the NRA website. We will agree to disagree. you are 100% wrong. graham4anything Apr 2013 #16

Here. premium Apr 2013 #17

No, you are 100% wrong. It says so right there. End of discussion. It is not definite. graham4anything Apr 2013 #18

Sorry, but you are completely wrong as usual. premium Apr 2013 #19

No, it says either OR.. Thank God the bill is dead. It won't return either. graham4anything Apr 2013 #20

It means that you can carry concealed from SC into NY without fear of prosecution premium Apr 2013 #21

Thanks for admitting it. Once it is in, it can be used. Do you think these perps care about law? graham4anything Apr 2013 #22

I didn't admit anything, premium Apr 2013 #23

As said, thank God that SC couldn't come in with a gun. That is important. graham4anything Apr 2013 #24

More word salad. premium Apr 2013 #28

A land where 35 a day die violently from a gun, 100 wounded, countless others mourn graham4anything Apr 2013 #29

No, bcause the Dems won't jump on it Doctor_J Apr 2013 #8

k & r thanks for posting..... nt Stuart G Apr 2013 #12

There'd BETTER be an Electoral Price! Brimley Apr 2013 #25