This nut bought 7000 rounds of ammo via the internet. Look for this to spur banning banning ammo sales on line and also look for restricting sales of semi auto rifles that take large clips.

This guy was just Holders backup plan in case Fast & Furious didn't work.

Congress needs a 90 day cooling off period before any legislation on gun rights is introduced. I figure democrats have had legislation drawn up for years waiting for such an event. I won't be surprised if they don't try to RAM something through Monday. Capitalize of FEAR, politicize a tragic event.

Doesn't matter what they ban, a person determined to kill others will always find a way.

All this, and body scanners at the movies.

New Legislation: No third sequels

(07-21-2012 07:36 PM)Smaug Wrote:  All this, and body scanners at the movies.

Those in power never miss an opportunity to take advantage of a crisis.

(07-21-2012 07:42 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  New Legislation: No third sequels

But the Last Crusade was the best Indiana Jones movie.

This installment is the best of the Batman films.

(07-21-2012 05:52 PM)THE NC Herd Fan Wrote:  Congress needs a 90 day cooling off period before any legislation on gun rights is introduced. I figure democrats have had legislation drawn up for years waiting for such an event. I won't be surprised if they don't try to RAM something through Monday. Capitalize of FEAR, politicize a tragic event.

If they weren't successful in 07, I don't see why things would be that much different now.

Actually, if he really did buy over 5000 rounds of ammo within two months, he was already on the ATF Radar.

Dealers have to report bulk sales to the ATF

(07-21-2012 10:37 PM)WMD Owl Wrote:  Actually, if he really did buy over 5000 rounds of ammo within two months, he was already on the ATF Radar.

Dealers have to report bulk sales to the ATF

Do you think the ATF has their sh!t together that well?

Spoons

(07-21-2012 05:43 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  This nut bought 7000 rounds of ammo via the internet. Look for this to spur banning banning ammo sales on line and also look for restricting sales of semi auto rifles that take large clips.

The democrats will likely capitalize on this event and write a bill restricting the items you mentioned.

The republican will have to vote no to keep the NRA happy.

The American people will likely think that republicans do not want to do anything to make America safer.

Win for the democrats.

Good thing for the democrats some nut shot up a movie theater then, huh?

(07-22-2012 03:26 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  Win for the democrats.

(07-22-2012 03:41 PM)Smaug Wrote:  Good thing for the democrats some nut shot up a movie theater then, huh?

Ouch!

Might want to get some cream for that butt hurt fitbud.

(07-22-2012 03:41 PM)Smaug Wrote:  Good thing for the democrats some nut shot up a movie theater then, huh?

As I said above...Those in power never miss an opportunity to capitalize on a crisis.

(07-22-2012 03:45 PM)Paul M Wrote:  

(07-22-2012 03:26 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  Win for the democrats.

(07-22-2012 03:41 PM)Smaug Wrote:  Good thing for the democrats some nut shot up a movie theater then, huh?

Ouch!

Might want to get some cream for that butt hurt fitbud.

Glenn Beck suggested it and stopped just short of saying that it was planned by Occupy Wall St.

They would never get this type of legislation passed or even out of committee, but if the Democrats can take advantage of a strong vocal opposition by Republicans, they can easily flip that to say "Republicans don't care about American safety." That's enough to get a rally going.