[neverdem]

It's more like privilege to carry reciprocity, but Bloomboob will still get the vapors. This is going to put pressure on rats in the Senate who acted like they were pro Second Amendment in the vote for the Thune Amendment because they were two votes shy of cloture. Dingy and Chuck U could count. Gun-Shy tells the story of their machinations.

Now they're in a bind. Some will have to reverse their vote for the Thune Amendment, or Obama will have to veto it. Obama always said he didn't like concealed carry. If they can pass it, they need to attach it as an amendment to a must pass bill like they did with the Coburn Amendment for concealed carry in national parks, etc.

[DTogo]

If they can pass it, they need to attach it as an amendment to a must pass bill like they did with the Coburn Amendment for concealed carry in national parks, etc.

Indeed, this would be a great victory!

[doc1019]

National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Bill Introduced In U.S. House

Gee, a bill that attempts to give us back our constitutional right to bear arms. The Constitution never indicated that any state had a right to overrule the second amendment. Nor was there any prevision in the Constitution that gave the Federal government that option.

[redgolum]

Torn about this.

Would love to have this, but it put the fedgov into a states issue.

[Rio]

California will FREAK OUT.

[Mariner]

IF Federalism means a couple of fudge packin' homos can get married in San Francisco and the folks in Alabama have to let 'em move in and get state Married tax benefits and burdens...BUT I in turn get to carry the new Sig 1911A1 (incongruous eh?) into the Veterans Memorial Opera House...downtown SF to see a first-rate rendition of a Verdi Masterpiece...I consider that a fair and reasonable trade.

Otherwise, F them homos.

[texmexis best]

No. It can be taken away by the Demos with one vote in each house.

Make them vote 100 times in the states and see how it goes.