Clementine
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Thing is, if Obama can break any of the stupid Obamacare laws, do the rest of us get to do that? It does say in the bill that government cannot collect any information regarding legal gun owners. If one part of the law gets ignored, then why not start ignoring the more oppressive aspects of the bill, like the real time access to our money or the new taxes government confiscates when we sell our homes. I wonder if any Democrats are upset that they didn't bother to find out what was in the bill. I am sure they will find some flimsy loophole so they can continue to only follow laws that they like. I especially don't want to hear a peep from the royal idiot, Pelosi, regarding this part of Obamacare. Dems were hellbent on passing it and now I wonder how many will have the nerve to stand up and say some parts of it are wrong. They love all the new taxes hidden in the bill, but anything that protects our rights will likely come under fire and changed. Will they make amends and attempt to shove it through without the House or by executive order? Dictators do as they please, regardless of constitution or other laws, so this should be interesting.
Pass it to find out: Obamacare outlaws government gun registration
Politics: Pass it to find out: Obamacare outlaws government gun registration | CainTV
Pass it to find out: Obamacare outlaws government gun registration
Remember when Obamacare was rammed through the legislature and no one had time to actually read the bill before voting on it? Some of us suggested that maybe this wasn't the best plan. We argued that perhaps - just perhaps - it would be better to know what laws you're creating before they're enacted.
It was around this time that Nancy Pelosi took to the microphones and famously claimed that "We have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it."
Well, she's about to become very familiar with "what's in it."
Senate amendment 3276, Sec. 2716, part c. was attached to the Obamacare bill by none other than Harry Reid. Evidently, it was written to appease the National Rifle Association, and make sure the organization didnt get involved with the health care debate. At the time, Reid was a staunch advocate of the 2nd Amendment, though he now claims his views on guns "are changing."
Irony of ironies: CNN is reporting that his amendment makes it illegal for the federal government to collect "any information relating to the lawful ownership or possession of a firearm or ammunition."
Politics: Pass it to find out: Obamacare outlaws government gun registration | CainTV