Nooooo...much worse, a theocratic dicktatorship...with the theo- part being Muslim after our dear leader's heart.
A Supreme court rulling could have an impact on firearm regulations.
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Everyone take a deep breath. That case (I know it well) does not do a thing. Under the Administrative Proc. Act, agencies have always been able to issue interpretative regs. without notice and comment. Substantive regs still have to be issued through notice and comment. Mortgage Bankers merely holds that agencies don't have to use notice and comment procedures to change an interpretative regs that was originally issued without notice and comment. In order for a regulation to have the force and effect of law, it must be 1. authorized by delegation of power from Congress and 2. issued after notice and comment. The ATF was using notice and comment here so that its regs would have the force of law.
and then it was like 
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