Posted on 04/18/2018 8:33:50 AM PDT by rktman
Rep. Todd Rokita (R-IN) is pushing to end Citibank’s federal contract after the finance giant adopted new gun policies that do not respect the Second Amendment.
Citibank currently enjoys a $700 billion contract with the General Services Administration (GSA), and Rokita is seeking to have that contract terminated.
Rokita sent a letter to GSA administrator Emily W. Murphy, in which he pointed to Citibank’s new policy mandating that financial customers in the firearms sector refuse to sell “high capacity” magazines and bump stocks, and also refuse to sell long guns to any one under 21, although federal law allows sales to customers age 18 and up.
Citibank’s policy also requires customers in the firearms industry to go beyond federal requirements on background checks and refuse sales to anyone whose background check goes three days without conclusively proving the would-be buyer is barred from firearm possession.
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Rep. Rokita Pushes to End Citibank’s Federal Contract After Finance Giant Pushes Corporate Gun Control
Well, that would be nice, I don't see it happening. To much kick back to others in power.
Hit back twice as hard.
its a good effort.
The Left uses government money and power to push their agenda. In fact, its all they have.
Conservatives need to do same when appropriate.
Well, once hogg breath weighs in, the congress critter will curl up in the fetal position and weep. ;-)
Rep. Rokita is current running for Senate in Indiana and the deep state is going after him hard.
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Sub header should be Rokita is running for the Republican Senate nomination in Indiana and he thinks this will make him look good.
I pulled the lever for him yesterday.
Not perfect, but looking at the history of the rest I just didn’t feel as confident.
I’ll probably do the same.
I thought the primary was May 8?
Early voting has started, at least here in Morgan County.
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