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You prolly remember when President Reagan was shot. Secretary of State Alexander Haig showed up at the White House and made the same mistake, saying to the Press, "Constitutionally, gentlemen, you have the President, the Vice President, and the Secretary of State in that order, and should the President decide he wants to transfer the helm to the Vice President, he will do so. He has not done that. As of now, I am in control here, in the White House, pending return of the Vice President and in close touch with him. If something came up, I would check with him, of course."

Haig forgot that Tip O'Neil (Speaker of the House) and Strom Thurmond (President Pro Tem of the Senate) stood between VP GHW Bush and himself.

Steve.

Bam bam just praised Hitlery because she sat in the situation room with him and argued in favor of the mission to take out Bin Laden.






Ummm, so I take it there were people arguing with her that were against the mission? No wonder we are where we are!!

That room full of useless idiots were watching a movie of events that had already taken place.

I hope everybody is buying the schitt out of ammo and reloading components and even spare parts for your pistols/rifles/shotguns. "Be Prepared" ain't just for the Boy Scouts, it's for life.

Anyone who has ever voted for a democrat is easily stupid enough to fall for anything...that includes you union stooges.

What you say is very true, the sad part is it is not just Dem's. A large percentage of guys right here on the fire support some gun control, much less your run of the mill Republican.

Propaganda works with the masses, tell a lie long enough it becomes truth.

Great post.

The dichotomy: Hillary will obliterate the Second Amendment; Trump carries a concealed gun, he's been in the NRA long before he decided to run for president, and his sons are hunters.

The choice is a no-brainer for those who cherish liberty; after all, James Madison wrote the Second Amendment to assure self-government and individual liberty.

Right again! Neocons will take our guns just as quickly as Democrats. Bush 43 said he'd of signed Brady Bill renewing legislation if congress had presented it to him.

What part of "...shall not be infringed," gives neocons & Democrats trouble?

don't mean to hijack this thread but does anyone watching the circus see an US flag anywhere in the place?

Which cost a fortune, achieved no benefit, and saw a large number of firearms disappear underground (some literally). See http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/10789939/1

Yes, but most turned in their guns rather than face jail and huge fines.

If Hillary is elected, she will get some SCOTUS nominations, and the rinos in congress will not fight much if at all.

Third party candidates cannot win.

That leaves one choice------Trump.

When countging gun sales, how many are to new shooters? That is telling on broad support for "reasonable" gun laws.

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Steve.

You might think so, but the facts say different.

The Attorney General’s Department estimated, at the time of the first buyback, that there were about 335,000 military-style semiautomatic rifles and about 3 million of the other types of firearms affected (semiautomatic longarms and pump-action shotguns). That is a total of 3.35 million firearms which should have been handed in. The buyback actually netted about 640,000, which is less than 20% success rate. The A-G’s estimate of how many to expect may well be low too, given, for example, that there were up to 500,000 M1 Carbines and 350,000 SKS/SKK rifles imported into Australia – each more than the A-G’s estimate of the total number of military-style semiautomatic rifles of all types.

Not all firearms were banned either of course, and there are more legally-owned firearms in Australia now than there were prior to the buybacks. As well however, there are huge numbers of firearms , both of banned types and not, which never were registered and which disappeared into the “grey market”. One estimate, backed up by some good figures for imports and local manufacture (and, admittedly, some interpolation to cover years for which import figures were not kept) puts the total number of grey market firearms at 6 million.

Do you think gun bans would be any more successful in the US?

No, they will not.
We do not (yet) have full registration.

That is what the "gun safety, reasonable gun laws, etc" are all about.

Oh Good Lord,

Another Jewish conspiracy connection from TRH....

If what The_Real_Hawkeye is true, then it is not theory. It is factual. That would make you seem paranoid.

The better response, rather that your sounding like The Reverend Al Sharpton using the noun, "racist", would've been to prove The_Real_Hawkeye wrong.

Neoconservatism began as a Jewish intellectual movement. However, many Christians have joined the movement, which is more appropriately called America's fifth column.

BTW, wouldn't one have to be Semitic before he can allege anti-Semitism?

Can you tell me just where in the Bible I can find the nouns "Jew" and "Judaism"?

Thanks in advance.

There are many ways government can confiscate our guns witout having to go door-to-door. I'm going with the feds denying food and fuel shipments to markets and gas stations. After you've turned in your guns, you'll be given a food voucher.

How many nights will parents let their kids go to bed hungry before they trade their guns for food?

It's not a conspiracy theory. Just a fact. Follow the gun banning movement to its roots and the litany of names you'll find will remind you of the guest list to a bar mitzvah.

Hell, they are not shy about admitting it themselves. The Forward is an overtly Jewish publication.

After Newtown, Jews Lead Renewed Push on Guns

Are you going to call the editors of The Forward "Jewish conspiracy advocates?" You must if you are to be consistent.