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Oh, have I got a story for you. Yesterday, while getting the kids' (teens, btw) check ups our brand new soon to be *EX* doctor started playing the liberal game. One question was if there were guns in the house which was immediately followed a long lecture on the dangers of guns, blah, blah, swiftly notes it in the file, blah, blah, safety, blah, blah, locks, blah, blah, ammo, blah, blah. Somewhere in there I completely zoned out no thanks to a 101 temperature and the "good" cough syrup as the kids' jaws were hanging open in total shock at the doctor. Sadly, it wasn't until after getting home and coming out of the fog from missing a dose of the "good" cough syrup that I told the kids to next time some idiot starts in on gun control to announce proudly that they are tops in their rifle class. Never mind that Mr. M is LE but most importantly WHAT THE HECK BUSINESS IS IT OF THE DOCTOR'S???

Sadly, it wasn't until after getting home and coming out of the fog from missing a dose of the "good" cough syrup that I told the kids to next time some idiot starts in on gun control to announce proudly that they are tops in their rifle class. Never mind that Mr. M is LE but most importantly WHAT THE HECK BUSINESS IS IT OF THE DOCTOR'S???

Hillary's latest "medical reform" law (passed shortly before she left office) was to NATIONALIZE all medical records, (and supposedly ensure their privacy) EXCEPT in case of "national need" or "criminal investigation" by "authorized government agencies" ....

Now, read between the lines.

The doctor records "so and so has guns in house" and put that code in the medical record. Medical record goes to national records, so any doctor can access it nationally. (Reasonable, if you're traveling or have a city-wide emergency/terror act). But, Janet Reno (with a friendly judge and a "generic court order") can ALSO scan all the records for "gun in house" code.

Presto. Immediate gun registration.

Gun confiscation ... "For the safety of the children in the house."