Quote: Cedric wrote in post #44

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Cedric: "Your observation(s) delusional, Gramma."

Gramma: "Then your posts must be delusional."

Your response sounds like the childish, "Oh yeah, so's you're old man," nonsense ya hear on a grade school playground.

Step up your game, Gramma.

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Quote: nerd wrote in post #47

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #46

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #44

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Cedric: "Your observation(s) delusional, Gramma."

Gramma: "Then your posts must be delusional."

Your response sounds like the childish, "Oh yeah, so's you're old man," nonsense ya hear on a grade school playground.

Step up your game, Gramma.

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"Gramma" (nor any of us here) are your enemies Cedric.

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Wrong, anyone that puts party over the constitution is a blood enemy of mine.

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #33

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If any other of these 16 quislings has a facebook page with similar commentary I wouldn't mind seeing some of them as well.

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Yup and next time I see him it will be a tense meeting. I have supported him since he was running for the Legislature the first time.

Quote: Justme wrote in post #54

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Quote: The_Nevadan wrote in post #53

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #33

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If any other of these 16 quislings has a facebook page with similar commentary I wouldn't mind seeing some of them as well.

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Something is up. Reid has the votes to pass this POS bill. Makes no sense. We will have to wait to find out what the payoff was.

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They surround themselves with yes men. Justifying being not afraid to debate isn't the point. Why was he afraid to join filibuster is.

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Quote: The_Nevadan wrote in post #52

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Something is up. Reid has the votes to pass this POS bill. Makes no sense. We will have to wait to find out what the payoff was.

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Quote: The_Nevadan wrote in post #52

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #33

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If any other of these 16 quislings has a facebook page with similar commentary I wouldn't mind seeing some of them as well.

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My "good" Senator Heller is getting hammered on FB. About 800 negative comments. Very odd because I spoke with his office just yesterday and got a solid feeling about his position. I have one on one discussed this with Dean while hunting. He then claimed to be a solid 2A supporter and has a good track record. He is saying this:


"Let me be very clear. As a strong supporter and bold defender of the Second Amendment, I refuse to compromise Nevadans' constitutional rights. It is because of my solid support for the Second Amendment that I am not afraid of having this debate. I remain staunchly opposed to any proposal that would create a national gun registry or would infringe upon Nevadans’ ability to exercise their Second Amendment rights. At the same time, I do think it’s important to explore ways to keep guns out of the hands of felons and the mentally ill. As the deliberative body, let’s move forward with an open debate and give Americans an opportunity to better understand where their representatives in Washington stand on this issue." - Dean


Something is up. Reid has the votes to pass this POS bill. Makes no sense. We will have to wait to find out what the payoff was.

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #59

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Quote: The_Nevadan wrote in post #52

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Quote: FP123 wrote in post #33

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If any other of these 16 quislings has a facebook page with similar commentary I wouldn't mind seeing some of them as well.

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My "good" Senator Heller is getting hammered on FB. About 800 negative comments. Very odd because I spoke with his office just yesterday and got a solid feeling about his position. I have one on one discussed this with Dean while hunting. He then claimed to be a solid 2A supporter and has a good track record. He is saying this:


"Let me be very clear. As a strong supporter and bold defender of the Second Amendment, I refuse to compromise Nevadans' constitutional rights. It is because of my solid support for the Second Amendment that I am not afraid of having this debate. I remain staunchly opposed to any proposal that would create a national gun registry or would infringe upon Nevadans’ ability to exercise their Second Amendment rights. At the same time, I do think it’s important to explore ways to keep guns out of the hands of felons and the mentally ill. As the deliberative body, let’s move forward with an open debate and give Americans an opportunity to better understand where their representatives in Washington stand on this issue." - Dean


Something is up. Reid has the votes to pass this POS bill. Makes no sense. We will have to wait to find out what the payoff was.

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TN, I sure hope that your Sen. Heller doesn't end up voting for this obscene mess. But if he ends up doing so, take note of the wording in that statement of his that you posted above, and compare it to the useless declarations in the bill below:

SEC. 102. FINDINGS.
Congress finds the following:
(1) Congress supports, respects, and defends the fundamental, individual right to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
(2) Congress supports and reaffirms the existing prohibition on a national firearms registry.
(3) Congress believes the Department of Justice should prosecute violations of background check requirements to the maximum extent of the law.
(4) There are deficits in the background check system in existence prior to the date of enactment of this Act and the Department of Justice should make it a top priority to work with States to swiftly input missing records, including mental health records.
(5) Congress and the citizens of the United States agree that in order to promote safe and responsible gun ownership, dangerous criminals and the seriously mentally ill should be prohibited from possessing firearms; therefore, it should be incumbent upon all citizens to ensure weapons are not being transferred to such people.

I suspect that the wording of these declarations ("Findings") are what a lot of Senators are going to use as cover for their votes. Lately almost all bills have these Doublespeak/Newspeak titles (just scan Thomas' and your eyeballs will bulge) and have plenty of misleading Findings in them that are mere covers for what goes on within. Food for thought.

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