After the Boss' tantrum

[Snav]

From a Buzzfeed article about A conference call with Biden and stakeholders

'Biden said the White House is looking at ways to increase the number of people denied the right to buy a firearm under the current background check system.
"We also are reviewing the list of prohibited purchasers to maybe expand that list of prohibited purchasers," he said. "Granted, only 60% of people who go for a purchase are doing it [background checks]."
Biden lamented Wednesday's Senate vote on the call but said it had taken him multiple attempts to pass the Brady Bill in the 1990s. He said that in the long run, supporters of gun control will win out over the NRA and its allies.'

 

[ShallNotInfringe]

Never underestimate the power of regulations and policy directives. The executive branch controls those.

Two words: Rain tax.

*** What's up with that Saudi being deported by order of POTUS??? ***

 

[JasonB]

They are still stuck on the false 40% transfer "statistic"

 

[ShallNotInfringe]

Where do they get these numbers from? Polls during Conference calls with their minions?

 

[QuebecoisWolf]

Where do they get these numbers from? Polls during Conference calls with their minions?

From 19 years ago before the Brady Law went into effect.

 

[sleev-les]

Its beyond pathetic at this point. They are worse losers than a 5 year old playing Candy Land. I don't know what it will take for them to realize that people will not take anymore of their shyt. A lot of people woke up this time and more will continue to if they look for ways to deny them.

 

[K31]

They realize this is it for them. They had to pass it now before the midterm elections and the people they threw under the bus for this lose their jobs thanks to gun grabbing and Kenyacare.