Thursday, April 4, 2013

NRA weeniewagon comes out of the Fairfax garage, drives around the block, and heads back in to park. But the sellout engine is still idling.

Hutchinson clarifies position on background checks

3 comments:

Carl Stevenson said...

He's wrong. Any restriction, requirement, tax, etc. is an infringement and specifically prohibited by the 2nd amendment.

The US Supreme Court ruled in Murdock v. Pennsylvania, as follows:
(Page [319 U.S. 105, 113]) "The privilege in question exists apart from state authority. It is guaranteed the people by the federal constitution. viz., The state cannot and does not have the power to license, nor tax, a Right guaranteed to the people."

William Flatt said...

Just a thought, if the weeniewagon is back in the garage and the engine is idling, did Hutchinson close the garage door? That would be doing us all a favor assuming that the sellouts all succumb to the vapors quickly!!

Anonymous said...

I sent them a hypothetical question which they still haven't answered. I asked them if a federal agency showed up at their door with a warrant demanding their entire membership database, would they turn it over. That was 2/26.