So what's coming in 2021 in the MD-GA?
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Almost certainly an overturn of Hogan's veto of the no private long gun xfer bill.
daNattyFatty
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An all out assault on LE.
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They do what they want with nobody looking -
‘’The Senate plans to limit live video testimony on bills to just a handful of proponents and opponents who largely would be designated by lawmakers. The House will allow people to sign up for speaking slots the day before hearings.”
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DitchDoctor
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Or they'll pass a new one and override. UBCs are going to be a thing, alas. We'll be lucky to dodge an LGQL.
I definitely think they're going to take another pass at unserialized firearms, too. Maybe this time they'll actually think through what happened to the last bills on that topic and write one that takes that into account, but I'm skeptical.
I am a little skeptical that they'll take a serious swing at expanding the AWB or mag restrictions. The legislature seems relatively happy with how that's gone, and there haven't been any big headlines to push them in that direction. We may see a bill or two, but probably not something with much support.
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They'll do as much damage to the rights of the conservative minority as they can, while probably writing such poor bills out of ignorance and spite as to render at least some of them useless and unenforceable.
The lack of citizen opposition will not make much difference in the outcome, as they ignore as much of it as possible anyway.
It may actually work in our favor, as (hopefully) the testimony provided in opposition, coming from limited yet informed sources, may prove more difficult to ignore, and not get lost in the "noise" of ordinary citizens expressing their opinions. But I doubt it.
The lack of citizen opposition will not make much difference in the outcome, as they ignore as much of it as possible anyway.
It may actually work in our favor, as (hopefully) the testimony provided in opposition, coming from limited yet informed sources, may prove more difficult to ignore, and not get lost in the "noise" of ordinary citizens expressing their opinions. But I doubt it.
Almost certainly. Based on JPC Chairman Smith's comments during last years' hearings, I'd expect a registration mechanism for homemade firearms, similar to California. The cost of the bureaucracy to support that seemed to be the only thing holding them back last year.
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hodgepodge
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Infringements, lots of infringements. For the childrens.
I expect the Trump loss combined with fury over ACB will have the usual suspects foaming at the bit. That said, it seems like media coverage of mass casualty events is the most common driver for infringement - if we can avoid any major shooting events through April I expect they will be focused on "Social Justice" topics and assaulting LE... My money is one: override on the long gun transfer, another try at UCB (via LGQL), homemade firearms, and standard capacity magazines. I could also see an attack on ammunition in the same vein as California...
I'm skeptical that standard cap mags are on the table. I know there have been bills in the past, but they've basically been either throwaways or withdrawn.
Online ammo sales ban is terrifying, but at least I could personally bypass that by shipping it to my office in VA. On the plus side, I do think hearing serious competition shooters testify against it WOULD make the MGA think twice about it.
Online ammo sales ban is terrifying, but at least I could personally bypass that by shipping it to my office in VA. On the plus side, I do think hearing serious competition shooters testify against it WOULD make the MGA think twice about it.
There are some Dems in the MGA that don’t have the stomach for overreaching gun control. Doesn’t mean it still won’t happen but some of their dream stuff doesn’t get passed because they aren’t all nut bags like Lee and Atterbeary
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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But Testimony has already been greatly limited , so they don't have to be bothered by Testimony from Serfs, er Citizens .
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Where's the beef?
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