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a bit of good news...
#1
...but who knows what other tricks they have up their sleeves:

http://beforeitsnews.com/politics/2013/0...10616.html
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#2
One down. But if you've been to Popvox, you'll realize that these things are coming down like rain. I caught over 30 currently proposed between S and H, only a handful of which were positive for our side. And some of them appear to be dupes of one another.

This is shaping up to be one of those best six out of ten battles where we have to keep re-fighting and re-vanquishing the enemy while the rules and refs keep changing.
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#3
I just saw obama really pissed off.... I LOVED IT!!!! SCREW HIM!!!!! ha ha ha !!!!
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#4
Grendel-Gene Wrote:I just saw obama really pissed off.... I LOVED IT!!!! SCREW HIM!!!!! ha ha ha !!!!

Any day that the king does not get his way is a good day for America
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#5
I've been following the Senate floor all day, and they shot every bill down, one by one.
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#6
Schumer-Toomey-Machine collapses, 54/46. Even Harry Reid voted against it.

Senate moved on Grassley/Cruz.

Update: Grassley/Cruz falls 52-48.

Leahy/Collins Amendment is up next, expected to fail.

Update: Leahy/Collins falls 58-42.

Cornyn’s concealed carry amendment comes up next.

Update: Cornyn’s concealed carry falls short 57-43.

Feinstein’s “assault weapon” ban comes up next.

Update: Feinstein falls by a humiliating 40-60.



The actual up-down vote for all the marbles is tomorrow.
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#7
Cornyn's amendment on concealed-carry reciprocity failed, but with a vote of 57-43. That's an awful lot of votes for the idea to expand gun rights. Newsman Chuck Todd points out that more Senators voted to vastly expand gun rights than for the tepid Toomey/Manchin gun control law. Wow.
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#8
This has been a good day for me. Good news for our freedoms and my wife just won a Springfield Armory M1 A1 rifle in a raffle. I just hope she let's me shoot it.
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#9
It was a decent day in the senate---yet --MR. Burnt tato head was just doing -what he thought was right.. to at least bring these items to a Vote. let it slide we should be good -for a while at least. The country knows the real issues are the -challenged units in our F-ed up society. Our so -called government should Save money as needed to bring the -future problem children, & young adult wannabe's to the forefront-we all know who has one at home-and is a potential threat,,, let's deal with that take care of the problem kids, young adults, before it becomes a threat to our kind society of 99.999999 % of law abiding citizens.
Tato head can howl all day-he knows we are too numerous-too strong. Shootings, bombings, knife attacks are going to happen worldwide-on and on forever. We are a wild bunch-we are not fully evolved yet as a species.

No-one can predict the final outcome from all this nonsense. I would have loved to be on the senate floor today.
Melensdad--did you have the feinstein -vote numbers -backward?


It is still the time to start noticing your crazy neighbor-find out what is going on in your turf!-If you have a whacko in the hood-call someone to check things out., at least it's on record .
Get a CCW permit. Take action if deemed needed. GET INVOLVED AMERICANS !!!! Give up couch potato lifestyle! Let's find a way to get the pyschiatrists to release info- quickly- on the troubled units-(that may have helped in Col.)- to the cops . We need real change people-let's try to do this.
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#10
Montana, you have a lucky wife-take her to the Powerball station!!!
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#11
obama pissed off? Listen again. When he started out, his voice was cracking. I thought he was gonna cry like a little bratty girl who didn't her way.
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#12
montana Wrote:This has been a good day for me. Good news for our freedoms and my wife just won a Springfield Armory M1 A1 rifle in a raffle. I just hope she let's me shoot it.

Congrats to you and your wife!
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#13
Interesting that there was more support for increased firearms ownership, and 60 votes against Diane Feinswine's "high velocity assault capacity clips". She's painfully stupid when she opens her mouth-I almost feel sorry for her, but then I'm reminded of her steering billions in government contracts to her husband's defense contract companies, gaining her top 10 most corrupt politician status by Judicial Watch.

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#14
sneaky one Wrote:Melensdad--did you have the feinstein -vote numbers -backward?
It sort of looks that way, but no. Its just a bit confusing because of the cloture requirement. All the votes REQUIRED 60 VOTES to PASS.

All the votes I have listed show the number of votes in favor in the first column, the number opposed in the second column.

So if you go back and look, some of the amendments were pro-gun amendments, they lost with a 57 or 58 to 40-something margin. The Feinstein bill lost with 40 votes FOR and 60 votes AGAINST.
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#15
Somebody mentioned to me today that if the Senate Majority leader votes against the bill then it can be brought back up. Since Reid voted against the basic background portion of the bill I'm wondering if it can be brought back up.

Anyway, though the Pro 2A people were really worried about the UBC's because it would become a defacto registry as FFL's retire or quit, the ATF collects their records. I personally was much more worried about this than an "AWB" because those can be reversed whereas a registry and UBC's can't. The govt never gives up power or information once they have it.

So Reid mocks the pro 2A crowd with his "imaginary tyrrany" comment but yet he voted against the bill that most pr 2A's were most concerned about. What a douche-bag.
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#16
hm2 clark Wrote:obama pissed off? Listen again. When he started out, his voice was cracking. I thought he was gonna cry like a little bratty girl who didn't her way.
So many sad faces. Doesn't it just break your heart...

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#17
It's disgusting for him to parade these families out like this for political purposes, but if I were in Congress, I would arrange for Brian Terry's & Jaime Zapata's families, along the countless families in Mexico who have had their loved ones gunned-down with Obama/Holder Fast & Furious weapons at the Capitol steps for a major news conference demanding answers as to why Eric Holder (terrorist assaulter who stormed an ROTC HQ building on College campus in the 1970's, mastermind of the Clinton pardoning scandals, Waco scandal henchman, Chiquita Banana narco-terrorist/torture-murder cocaine-trafficking scandal lawyer) has claimed executive privilege over White House communications with the DOJ regarding weapons trafficking to the Narco-Cartels in Mexico.

What do they have to hide?
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#18
Who owns the media? Populist gun rights advocates who would give any coverage to such a news conference?

The problem and the solution are more fundamental than simply addressing gun rights. No American problem can or will be solved until the fundamental problem is solved—the looters who own the American government.
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#19
There is a paradigm shift in who the primary agents of influence are behind much of American government with the illegitimate Obama Administration, where we have seen a European-centric "old powers" dynasty lose much of their influence to the likes of China, Russia, the Middle East, and Africa to a lesser extent, since Africa has no real international sway due to the curse of their geography.
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#20
The serial lootings (a.v., "bailouts") and surrogate wars argue against the "agents of influence" having lost control. Certainly there are some "new (old) kids on the block" who threaten bankster hegemony. Well-armed Russia, having cultural memory of Czarist resistance to "central" bankers (explaining why Schiff, Kuhn, Loeb financed the New York/Russian Bolshevists), is an enemy or our enemy. So too, well-armed China, having cultural memory of the same mercantilist cabal (e.g., Opium Wars, HongKong), is another enemy of our enemy.

Enemies, enemies of enemies, and calculating plotters who bomb innocents (in Boston and Yemen), but do we really have any moral friends?
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