[Donaeus]

Please vote on this very important issue ASAP.

[jjm2111]

Who needs real work when feel good legislation will suffice.

[neverdem]

"But before the TSA is made to hire Mr. Heatwole, Congress should do something really useful, such as letting any pilot with a concealed carry permit to take a gun inside the cockpit so we can have effective homeland security. Obviously, we will never have armed pilots as long as Congress tolerates the TSA's mismanagement of this program."

I like the GOA and frequent its website often, but the previous quote "seems" to imply that they agree with the infringement of concealed carry legislation.

Vermont style, all the way. Flame away!

[taxcontrol]

One way to look at this:

As lon as they are keep busy banning guns that don't exist, they have less time to ban guns that do exist.

[m1-lightning]

I urge you to vote against H.R. 3348. This bill is unconstitutional, and it is a useless waste of taxpayers' money and of your time. Plus, the gun it purports to ban doesn't even exist!

The bill prevents the experimentation and production of non-metallic guns. If plastic guns were created and sold, what would stop terrorists from say, walking through the metal detectors at government facilities or on airplanes?

[dixie sass]

Have y'all seen this one?

[El Gato]

The bill passed in the House today.. on a voice vote, when it appears that there was no where near a quorum present. Your reprsentative probably wasn't even there. If mine was, he voted "aye", I'm sure. He never meant a gun ban he didn't like.

[fire_eye]

I thought millimeter-wave imaging was supposed to enable the Feds to detect anything non-metallic - including plastic composite knives, etc. etc. - which even now can make it through a metal detector anyway.

So what's all the paranoia about? Or is millimeter-wave technology just a bunch of sensationalistic hokum cooked up by the National Geographic?