NRA Sues US Government (over new rules)

JOBU · Jul 12, 2011

Halfway down the article. NRA did the correct thing. Just sent them $100.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/07/11/rifle.sales.reporting/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

TheCrow · Jul 12, 2011

How does Elijah Cummings, D-Maryland, keep getting re-elected.

The nerve of them to push this after F&F.

I'm going to fire a letter off to him now. Why can't they understand that more gun control does not = less gun crime.... infuriating... :mad54:

Oreo · Jul 12, 2011

Now if NRA would just stop butting heads with SAF we'd be in great shape. NRA has wised up an awful lot and it's real good to see them jump right in on this issue. It needed to be done and it makes me proud to be an NRA member when they do stuff like this. They are learning even if they're not perfect yet.

MikeTF · Jul 12, 2011

I think I'll renew my NRA membership, maybe make it a lifetime membership.

JOBU · Jul 12, 2011

MikeTF said:
I think I'll renew my NRA membership, maybe make it a lifetime membership.

I keep them on their toes. I only do 2 years at a time just in case they piss me off.

Sev89 · Jul 12, 2011

The comments I'm reading on that site, are they typical of anything spewed out of cnn?

ChannelCat · Jul 12, 2011

The federal government said Monday it is proceeding with a plan to require gun dealers in four Southwest border states -- California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas -- to report the sales of high-power rifles

What are "high power rifles"? 30-06?, .308? 500 nitro express? They couldn't be talking about .223 or 7.62 x 39mm!! :sarcasm:

MDFF2008 · Jul 12, 2011

700 nitro express.

I hope the NRA will be allowed to present evidence of Fast and Furious in the trial.

swinokur · Jul 12, 2011

CNN=Clinton News Network

Brychan · Jul 12, 2011

Damn gun lobby trying to stop common sense laws that will make us safer.

BTW - I'm joking

NRA member

ezliving · Jul 12, 2011

I don't understand why anyone pays any attention to the anti-gun-rights noise anymore.

Seriously.

Bloomberg personally finances his "Mayors ...." group with money he finds in his sofa.

The Bradys are now just acting-president Hannigan, all alone, pounding out press releases and HuffPo op-eds. They can't even present an amicus worth reading. They have no money.

The anti-gun-rights lobby is, essentially, two loud-mouths.

Why, oh why, is Obama paying any attention to them. The anti-gun-rights supporters are not even an appreciable, clearly defined voting constituency.

I know Obama supports the UN's anti-gun-rights agenda, but is that anything he needs to be spending limited political capital defending now?

Does not compute.

hvymax · Jul 12, 2011

ezliving said:
I don't understand why anyone pays any attention to the anti-gun-rights noise anymore.

Seriously.

Bloomberg personally finances his "Mayors ...." group with money he finds in his sofa.

The Bradys are now just acting-president Hannigan, all alone, pounding out press releases and HuffPo op-eds. They can't even present an amicus worth reading. They have no money.

The anti-gun-rights lobby is, essentially, two loud-mouths.

Why, oh why, is Obama paying any attention to them. The anti-gun-rights supporters are not even an appreciable, clearly defined voting constituency.

I know Obama supports the UN's anti-gun-rights agenda, but is that anything he needs to be spending limited political capital defending now?

Does not compute.

Because you can not enslave an armed population.

MDFF2008 · Jul 12, 2011

Obama needs to firm up his base.

Boondock Saint · Jul 12, 2011

gprimr1 said:
Obama needs to firm up his base.

He has managed to piss off both sides of the political spectrum by simultaneously doing too much and not enough, depending on your tastes.

tdt91 · Jul 12, 2011

Oreo said:
Now if NRA would just stop butting heads with SAF we'd be in great shape. NRA has wised up an awful lot and it's real good to see them jump right in on this issue. It needed to be done and it makes me proud to be an NRA member when they do stuff like this. They are learning even if they're not perfect yet.

I think the NRA is seeing what SAF is doing and feeling the pressure from members or the lack there of. SAF is growing stronger and sueing more and more all the time. As a matter of fact I wrote out a check to SAF about 3 hours ago just because they are fighting the good fight.
I'm still a NRA member but they need to do more like this to make me feel better about them and send cash just because.

mayor_quimby · Jul 13, 2011

What I just cant understand is after fast and furious came to light how any of these anti gun groups have a leg to stand on.

This is absolute garbage on so many levels :

Brady Campaign Acting President Dennis Henigan urged President Barack Obama "to do all in his power to protect this valuable new initiative from the gun lobby's inevitable efforts to attack it in Congress and the courts."

john_bud · Jul 13, 2011

swinokur said:
CNN=Clinton News Network

I thought it was

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