Yeah, and like the trick Kennedy used to play to get the dupes to vote for his bills, there’s probably a clause at the end of the bill that eradicates the previous clause.
Not only will Obama be bared from creating a registration scheme by executive fiat, he is barred by the law HE SIGNED! I'm sure there a more than a few conservative federal judges that will be happy to slap on an injunction and remind him of this little fact if he's dumb enough to try.
When they do shoot, it hits their own foot every time.
Right. Like they’ll pay the least bit of attention to “the law”.
Unfortunately, when you read the text, what it says is that you cannot use the Obamacare legislation as a justification or controlling authority for a gun or ammunition registry. There are plenty of other vague bits of legislation out there outside of ObamaCare that The One can try to warp to justify his desires.
I’m sure Der Fuehrer has an executive order ready to fix that portion of the law.
He can issue an EO to clarify an existing law. This is a prime example of this. He will merely add that it is only in the context of doctor-patient confidentiality as iut relates to MEDICAL records.
There’s a LOT of misinformation about this floating around. The actual verbiage of the law is specific only to the law itself. It prohibits activities under the ACA (i.e. doctor visits) from requesting information or cataloging that information under the guise of the ACA.
If Obama & Co. wanted to pass a registration requirement OUTSIDE of the ACA, they could. Additionally, the ACA states that they cannot ask questions about LEGAL firearm ownership. If they make it illegal to own or possess firearms, Katy bar the door. Any hint of illegal activity can be cataloged and likely will.
Your doctor becomes a deputized law enforcement officer who can report suspicious behavior straight to the brown coats in DC.
What’s law to a pig?
This won’t even be a bump in the road for the man of lawlessness. The Dim’s will just ‘change their mind’ and pass a new law revoking the old law.
THANK YOU, NANCY PELOSI!!!!!!!
Backatcha beeyotch!!!!!!
It in no way precludes Obama and his regime of Muslim sympathizers from creating a new database or even confiscating all form 4473s nationwide for use in creating a database that will show them who has what.
The much touted language about firearms in ObamaCare has little to do with the current situation.
1) I don’t believe any of this and 2) Obama will issue an executive order doing a) ban on sales and b) ordering registration.
Game, set, match.
Okay... Guess we’ll just have to repeal all of Obamacare except for that amendment.
Someone at the NRA saw this coming. Thank goodness for the NRA, and thank stupidity for Harry Ried. Harry got hoodwinked.
But this lawless bunch at the whitey hut don’t follow laws anyway. Don’t see this even slowing them down.
now we can repass that specific provision as an independent law and even preempt states.
Not a problem for the administration - with Roberts on SCOTUS, it will be determined that recording/removing our weapons is a legitimate tax...
Anyone who thinks the Republicans in congress will block changes to this or stand up if any other legislation ignores it- Anybody who believe that is ready for some Grade A swamp land in Florida.
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Please let all of your ,or any active military friends and family know that can have a FREE one-year membership to NRA.
NRA offers troops free one-year membership
By Karen Jowers - Staff writer
Posted : Tuesday Aug 14, 2007 17:07:55 EDT
Active-duty military personnel are eligible for a free one-year membership in the National Rifle Association.
A one-year membership typically costs $35. This offer will run indefinitely, said Zach Price, workplace giving coordinator for the NRA Office of Advancement. It is also open to Guard and Reserve members who have been called to active duty.
Service members can sign up for the free year’s membership online.
Benefits of membership include a subscription to an NRA magazine, $5,000 worth of accidental death and dismemberment coverage, and $1,000 of ArmsCare coverage for firearms, air guns, bows and arrows against theft, accidental loss and damage, as well as other benefits.
“NRA wants to emphasize the partnership between itself and the military,” Price said. “There’s a lot of overlap with the military in shooting sports, training classes, and a lot of present NRA members are current or former military.” The NRA’s ties with the military reach back to 1871 when the association was founded by two Union army veterans.
“We want to give a big thank-you to our active-duty troops,” Price said.
As with all similar association memberships, he said, members are asked if they want to renew at the end of their membership, as paid members.
http://nralifeofduty.tv/#/home
http://www.armytimes.com/news/2007/08/military_nra_070814w/