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The first part, very possible... the second part, don't bet the farm on it. How many anti-2A laws were reversed when Trump had a Repub controlled Congress? How about in other states? How about with a Conservative leaning SCOTUS?

Decker is a total asshole. I see his comments on many articles, he's always a jerkoff. Couldn't have said it better! Ha.... I wondered that too...

Not according to the last Presidential election results in 2016, not even close... unless many Repubs stayed home...

They're calling it "Bloomberg's WishList". On the morning of January 24th, the Virginia House Public Safety Committee quickly passed all of the gun control bills on its docket for that day. These items from Michael Bloomberg’s wishlist will now go to the House floor. House Bill 2 criminalizes private transfers of firearms without first paying fees, with limited exceptions. Most transfers between friends, neighbors, or fellow hunters are not exempted. These proposals would have no impact on crime and are completely unenforceable. House Bill 9 victimizes gun owners who suffer loss or theft of their property with a fine if they don’t report a lost or stolen firearm within 24 hours of discovering them missing. House Bill 421 allows local governments to enact their own gun control ordinances, potentially resulting in a patchwork of laws and the Second Amendment not being protected across the state. House Bill 1083 severely restricts parental decisions about firearms in the home while attaching excessive penalties for violations. House Bill 674 allows the seizure of an individual’s firearms on baseless accusations without a hearing or other opportunity for the person to be heard in court. It permits the government to seize firearms based on weak evidence and nebulous standards of evidence. House Bill 812 arbitrarily rations an individual’s right to lawfully purchase a handgun to once within 30 days. https://www.nraila.org/articles/20200124/virginia-house-committee-rubber-stamps-bloomberg-agenda

And the Beat goes on, without a pause.... RICHMOND, Va. -- The House Public Safety Committee passed multiple firearm bills to tighten gun control laws Friday days after tens of thousands of pro-gun advocates from around the country rallied at the state Capitol. One of the bills the committee passed in a 13 to 9 vote, would require background checks not just for gun sales, but for private transfers as well (like at gun shows or online), excluding dart guns. Failure to do this could result in a Class 6 felony for the seller and a Class 1 misdemeanor for the buyer. "It basically just takes the constitution and shreds it," said Van Cleave. "You don't even know why they’re taking them, who complained, how can you confront your accuser -- you can't do any of that. Worse than that -- it doesn’t get any help for the person who's supposed to be dangerous. It merely takes your guns away." Another bill Van Cleave found most concerning, grants localities authority to adopt or enforce an ordinance, resolution, or motion governing the possession, carrying storage, or transporting of firearms, ammunition, or components. However, the Mom's Demand Action group dressed in red at the front of the House Committee room, hugged and celebrated after the meeting adjourned. https://wtvr.com/2020/01/24/virginia-house-advances-several-gun-control-measures/ Ahhhh, Moms that need a Lobotomy celebrating:

Huh?? Somerset is mostly Blue.

The river won't be an issue, it's the Blue counties in NJ that are across the river. Here's the 2016 map in NJ: It's a good thing us guys in Ocean County are carrying water for much of the state!!!!

Yeah, it just depends on how many transfer and if it dilutes it enough. We also have some Blue counties right over the river from PA's Blue counties, so they might just make it worst.

That's what you need to think about, if it really came down to where you need to use your coins to buy necessary items, which would be easier to use in commerce, gold coins or silver coins, when buying vegetables or meat from the local farmer?

I wish I was, here's how the Eastern counties voted: NJ influence maybe??

Is eastern PA much better? There's still a lot of "Blue" territory there.

What's his inventory and prices like?

Or anyone else before the cops got there?

I didn't realize Murphy was a Republican: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/nj-governor-sees-guns-not-shooters-early-prison-release-as-the-problem

Let's guess what he was doing at that time of the morning or what mental state he was in?

No one cares, just follow what are the REAL important topics here.

So, why do you keep voting for those same Dem politicians?

You laugh, meme meet reality. There's a new challenge going on, they've moved up from Tide pods. It's now putting a penny between the prongs on their cellphone chargers: It's called the "outlet challenge".

Even better, they have a bunch more teed up, ready to go:

Wifey looking to collect some life insurance?

Or, will the frogs just wait until November 2021, and vote them out (AFTER all these bills are signed into law)?

Apparently, the rally Monday had ZERO effect on the politicians.. Richmond- The Virginia Senate approved legislation Wednesday that would allow authorities to take guns away from people deemed dangerous to themselves or others, as the state moves closer to joining a growing number of states enacting so-called “red flag” gun laws. SB 240 passed on a party line vote, 21-19, on Wednesday. The move came just two days around 22,000 people crowded Richmond's Capitol Square and surrounding areas to support the 2nd Amendment and protest proposed gun laws, like the 'red flag' law. The bill is one of several gun-control measures the new Democratic majority at the General Assembly is set to pass this year. Also on Tuesday, the Democratic-led House killed several pro-gun measures in a subcommittee meeting. Those GOP-backed measures included a bill to allow people to carry concealed handguns without a permit and to repeal a limit on carrying weapons in churches and other places of worship. https://www.whsv.com/content/news/Virginia-Senate-passes-red-flag-law-day-after-massive-gun-rights-rally-567172341.html

But, this article goes on to show the level of misinformation that still swirls around... ..."Another New Jersey municipality has adopted a pro-Second Amendment resolution, following a lengthy debate touching on gun laws, domestic violence, self-defense, misinformation and even a reference to weapons restrictions in Nazi Germany. The Stillwater Township Committee adopted a resolution declaring Stillwater a “Second Amendment / Lawful Gun Owner Township" on Tuesday night, but not everyone in the room was cheering. Some in the audience of more than 60 spoke in opposition to the resolution, which does not supersede any state or federal laws, before it was approved in a 3-1 vote. It resembled resolutions passed in at least seven other New Jersey municipalities since December. https://www.nj.com/news/2020/01/were-afraid-theyll-take-our-guns-residents-say-as-town-declares-its-2nd-amendment-friendly.html

Ha... for sure... With brass/lead, you can get all the Gold and Silver you want!