While I agree with much of what Bach says about CC being better than other options, I certainly do not consider him a strong 2A supporter, for the historical reasons we're all aware of. Read this and see what you think. And I definitely wouldn't characterize him as a 'strong supporter' of NJ gun owners. If he wasn't considering running for president, he might have resurrected his Automatic Assault Weapons Ban campaign flyer.

 

http://www.unionleader.com/Another-View-Scott-L-Bach-Chris-Christies-strong-record-supporting-NJ-gun-owners

 

This letter is chock full of WAY more BS than the response to the commission's findings by ANJRPC.

What planet is this guy on? I can't wait to vote AGAINST him in the next NRA board election.

This letter is chock full of WAY more BS than the response to the commission's findings by ANJRPC.

What planet is this guy on? I can't wait to vote AGAINST him in the next NRA board election.

 

Had to change my signature line because of the latest events.

 

 

 

NJ2AS is about the only chance NJ has. They are the only ones serious about creating change.

i can't believe someone actually finally named names.

seems the commenters know whats going on... I'm realy troubled by what the ANJRPC leaders are drinking. 

What a buffoon. Where has Christie used EO for anything to help NJ gun owners?

 

"Maybe it’s why no Garden State governor before Christie ever used executive powers to facilitate carry permits for those in danger,"

 

"Now he is taking unprecedented executive action on systemic permitting abuses" 

It sure seems that deals have been made that we aren't privileged to know about.  Hopefully ANJRPC traded for something that helps us but I'm not expecting much.

What a joke.

Lets see. Commission took like three months or so before report came back.

Meh, on that timeline it's gonna be atleast be a week or many before anything comes to fruition.

Edit: "It appears" that a backroom deal was made. Bach and Ant are close so that explains his outlook on the commission. I'm guessing they know something we don't.

Good thing I procrastinated, I'd meant to help out ANJRPC but they just fell off the list. NJ2AS will get their share instead, they're actually trying to do something for us.

Edit: "It appears" that a backroom deal was made. Bach and Ant are close so that explains his outlook on the commission. I'm guessing they know something we don't.

there were plenty of people poopoo'ing "backroom" deals when it was said that someone else had those in the works down here in south jersey. but now it's ok?

Just remember "backroom deals" is how NY ended up with the unSAFE act.

It appears that Bach is really an anti. How else could you explain his letter.

Edit: "It appears" that a backroom deal was made. Bach and Ant are close so that explains his outlook on the commission. I'm guessing they know something we don't.

 

"Backroom" deals?  Isn't that where the outhouse is located?

ima still waiting to hear why they're ok this time, but the recall dudes had issues with the supposed ones from a sj ffl.

I believe Bach is playing the long game and perhaps foresees Christie becoming AG in a Republican administration and is hoping on support for national reciprocity and other advances on the federal level that may eventually force the PRNJ to become a semi-free state.  Certainly there are more pro-gun Republicans Bach could have supported in New Hampshire so there must be a reason to throw a bone Christie's way.

 

Having said that, on another note, I can't help but feel frustrated with the ANJRPC's bravado on "Operation Strikeforce."  This has been touted for over a year, and despite a published appellate case that expressly prohibits extra requirements and delays, I have not heard of one single lawsuit filed by the ANJRPC on behalf of an applicant to seek a remedy for the denial of their civil rights under the Second Amendment.  Are people getting their permits in 30 days in Paterson and Jersey City or did I miss something?

I believe Bach is playing the long game and perhaps foresees Christie becoming AG in a Republican administration and is hoping on support for national reciprocity and other advances on the federal level that may eventually force the PRNJ to become a semi-free state.  Certainly there are more pro-gun Republicans Bach could have supported in New Hampshire so there must be a reason to throw a bone Christie's way.

 

Having said that, on another note, I can't help but feel frustrated with the ANJRPC's bravado on "Operation Strikeforce."  This has been touted for over a year, and despite a published appellate case that expressly prohibits extra requirements and delays, I have not heard of one single lawsuit filed by the ANJRPC on behalf of an applicant to seek a remedy for the denial of their civil rights under the Second Amendment.  Are people getting their permits in 30 days in Paterson and Jersey City or did I miss something?

Christie will support national reciprocity as long as all 50 states adopt NJ's "justifiable need". 

so the backroom deals are ok this time. got it.