Tuesday, April 23, 2013

i hope all states do this

Missouri House Of Representatives Passes Powerful Nullification Of Federal Gun Grab

April 22, 2013
Missouri
By  Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
The Missouri House of Representatives passed a nullification bill April 18 prohibiting the enforcement of federal gun grabs within the sovereign borders of the Show Me State.
By a vote of 115-41, state lawmakers approved the Second Amendment Preservation Act (HB 436), with nine Democrats crossing the aisle and voting “aye.”
A nearly identical companion bill is currently working its way through the state Senate. It’s sponsored by reliable friend of the Constitution, state Senator Brian Nieves.
HB 436, which is sponsored by State Representative Doug Funderburk, was approved by the entire House fewer than 24 hours after passing the first round of approval by the same body. “I think this bill removes the noose the federal government has been gradually putting around the necks of its citizens and pulling it tighter, and tighter, and tighter,” Funderburk said immediately before his bill was voted on by his colleagues.

While their elected representatives debated the matter inside the House chamber, 300 Missourians gathered inside the rotunda of the state capitol building to demonstrate support for the measure.
During the deliberations, a handful of pro-Second Amendment representatives ducked out of the chamber to speak to the crowd. “I was part of the Republican majority that gave Missourians the right to carry-conceal by overriding Governor [Bob] Holden’s veto,” Senate President Pro-tem Tom Dempsey (R-St. Charles) informed the throng. “I’m part of the Republican majority that’s gonna protect that right from federal overreach and an apathetic [Governor Jay] Nixon administration.”
The bill, in very plain terms, does just that: It informs Washington that Missouri will not surrender her sovereign right to reject unconstitutional federal acts and will guard her citizens’ right to keep and bear arms as protected by the Second Amendment. Quoting the fathers of nullification — Thomas Jefferson (Kentucky Resolution) and James Madison (The Federalist, No. 45) — Section 2 of the bill ably and accurately lays out the legal and constitutional case supporting Missouri’s position:
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  1. The true agenda of the Republican party is the continuation elimination of representation for the American people, replace by a corporatize controlled goverment from the local level to the Federal level. Republican don't stand for the mass of the population. It doesn't stand for honesty from Wall Street or for representation of our country first with international trade agreements for the American people.

    Republican gun control is not about guns. Its about the gun manufacturer and their profits. The NRA is only a lobbying organization for the gun manufacturers. They don't care about representing their members.

    To be a Republican politican is to be for the Republican party first, always. To put your party before country always. Sorry if you can't stand the truth.

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