GUNS/RLTD Republicans Vote With Democrats To Advance ‘Red Flag’ Gun Confiscation Bill
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pinkelsteinsmom
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You know that is not true. I layed the blame for the red flag laws at his feet because he opened his pie hole when he should not have. He is still all we have and I pray to GOD he comes back soon and this time he appionts true patriots with knowledge of the Constitution to guide him. Still though facts are facts, you know he said it. Never trumper no, but I will call him out when he does or says things that are unconstitutional.
To-late
Membership Revoked
Eleven of them from the great state of Texas!!
Here Are The 135 Republicans Who Just Voted For Red Flag Gun Confiscation! - NWT
Share The Story While you were distracted with the Arizona Audit, Congress (including 135 Republicans) the House of Representatives just passed a new Red Flag Gun Confiscation law. How did they do it? With the help of 135 Republicans joining with the Democrats to pass something so clearly...newzworldtoday.com
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Here Are The 135 Republicans Who Just Voted For Red Flag Gun Confiscation!
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what gives?
Bps1691
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Almost every elected republican who has been in office more than one term is lost to the conservative cause. After four years they've bought into the getting rich while lying with a straight face and no longer can be trusted.
There are a few who don't get turned, but they are few and far between.
It's just two sides of the same coin and both are owned by the handful of very rich who control the entire thing.
There are a few who don't get turned, but they are few and far between.
It's just two sides of the same coin and both are owned by the handful of very rich who control the entire thing.
pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
Knew I forgot where that little snippet went. This is how all the insurrection peeps are being held. I had forgotten when it was implemented.
Thanks!
custom2006
Senior Member
... you would think by now, the WWE Wrestling show of Politics in America would be completely obvious to anyone with a grain of common sense, discernment and intelligence ...
Countrymouse
Country exile in the city
Sorry, dear, I was Dominioned..................
It does not matter if an act of congress passed by the senate and signed by the fool in the White House it will still get shot down by the Supreme Court as the earlier ruling still stands.
TKO
Veteran Member
My rep in Indiana is not on that list! I must still live in a free area. North Carolina...no surprise. Too many New Yoikas, Joiseyites, Crapifornians, and Chicongoites there now. I did note Pence's brother signed onto it. No surprise there either. Traitors.
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L.A.B.
Goodness before greatness.
The uni-party
Add this thread to (1) BLOG - Every Metric: Building The Battlefield THEY Want To Fight On | Timebomb 2000 and you will have a better idea what they are up to.
Milkweed Host
Veteran Member
This current system of Federal government is extremely antiquated, completely dysfunctional.
We kind of elect these dumbasses from our local communities and send them into
this CF meat grinder called Washington DC, where their brains explode.
These people are so overwhelmed that they become useless robots,
all while living off the taxpayer's dime.
They hide behind the huge walls, inside of beautiful buildings and somehow believe
that their shit no longer stinks. This is understandable since they are working and living
inside of a sewer.
When we elect a common person for an office that is away from home, these elected officials
need to live and work from their own communities.
They can teleconference thru skype, zoom, text or whatever, but stay home and
face the music to some of their outrageous dreamed up laws.
When these elected officials are not on the internet, they can
serve some useful purpose as a plumber, electrician, farmer, teacher, lawyer or whatever.
Many if not all of these elected officials have completely lost touch with their roots.
Washington DC is bad for their health.
These Federal buildings inside of DC can be remodeled and turned into public housing
or maybe a bed & breakfast, anything that shows some positive results.
Anyway, this current form of expensive, useless Federal government is not sustainable.
Just my weekly rant........
We kind of elect these dumbasses from our local communities and send them into
this CF meat grinder called Washington DC, where their brains explode.
These people are so overwhelmed that they become useless robots,
all while living off the taxpayer's dime.
They hide behind the huge walls, inside of beautiful buildings and somehow believe
that their shit no longer stinks. This is understandable since they are working and living
inside of a sewer.
When we elect a common person for an office that is away from home, these elected officials
need to live and work from their own communities.
They can teleconference thru skype, zoom, text or whatever, but stay home and
face the music to some of their outrageous dreamed up laws.
When these elected officials are not on the internet, they can
serve some useful purpose as a plumber, electrician, farmer, teacher, lawyer or whatever.
Many if not all of these elected officials have completely lost touch with their roots.
Washington DC is bad for their health.
These Federal buildings inside of DC can be remodeled and turned into public housing
or maybe a bed & breakfast, anything that shows some positive results.
Anyway, this current form of expensive, useless Federal government is not sustainable.
Just my weekly rant........
cat killer
Senior Member
Mine did and I will.
One of those who voted for it was on TV explaining why. It is in the same bill that provides pay raises and other things for our military. But he noted this is not the final bill because it has to go through another vote in the House after committee meeting and he guaranteed the red flag part will not be in the final bill. Hope he's right.
custom2006
Senior Member
WWE Wrestling .... when will you all wake up to the game?
byronandkathy2003
Veteran Member
me too as a matter of fact i think we all want one...
SmithJ
Veteran Member
No, they did not. The Supreme Court ruled on a case where the police relied on a informal “community caretaking” policy. In that case the police had no law to back them up.