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HR 1022 update 3-18-2007

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  • jbc23060
    I am in VA, but that moron, Moran is not my rep. Somebody from Northern VA PLEASE straighten this guy out. Maybe a view at this would learn him something

    http://www.livevideo.com/video/7DAC6C5883904C1086185C370336497D/the-
    truth-about-semi-auto-fire.aspx
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  • youngsparkey
    Felt very good to see none of the reps from MN are on it yet.
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  • gunnut505
    Just goes to show that Reps from Mass, Virginia, NY & Kalifornia want to control what YOU are able to own, and they think they speak for their constituents so loudly that they can tell YOU what is right and wrong with America.
    The only reps from Western states are that ninny from Texas that hates all white people, the mullet from Colorado that thinks Columbine was a wakeup call, and that race-baiting P.O.S. from Arizona who thinks that "his" people are going to take over "Aztlan".

    These idiots need to be chastised by citizens from their districts for wanting to reopen that nasty can of worms the Klintons stuck us with!
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  • sig232
    I don't see any Oregon reps on the list but I know they will vote in favor.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    "Protect against all enemies, foreign, or domestic"


    Good list of Domestic Enemies. Call them exactly what they are.
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  • KSUmarksman
    no one from KS
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  • HeavyBarrel
    All traitors to the BILL OF RIGHTS, all elitist, totalitarianist sponsering pigs..............
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  • IAMACLONE_2
    My nightmare!!!
    But 30 out of what is it 250ish in congress??
    Hopefully it dies, it has to, are we are.

    I dont stand on soapboxs:IMHO

    We, meaning every citizen, should know that this bill will basicly gut the American public from owning a firearm forever.
    With the powers it gives the Atty General to create and add anything they wish to, the "prohibited weapons list" based on looks, and knee jerk politics.

    If it passes we will truly become "subjects" of the state.
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  • Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by HeavyBarrel
    All traitors to the BILL OF RIGHTS, all elitist, totalitarianist sponsering pigs..............


    I find them as repugnant as communist or Nazis.

    Just calling a spade a spade.
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  • dcinffxva
    quote:Originally posted by jbc23060
    I am in VA, but that moron, Moran is not my rep. Somebody from Northern VA PLEASE straighten this guy out. Maybe a view at this would learn him something

    http://www.livevideo.com/video/7DAC6C5883904C1086185C370336497D/the-
    truth-about-semi-auto-fire.aspx


    I wrote to him, and E-mailed...oddly enough he hasn't answered [:(!]
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  • dcinffxva
    quote:Originally posted by IAMACLONE_2
    My nightmare!!!
    But 30 out of what is it 250ish in congress??
    Hopefully it dies, it has to, are we are.

    I dont stand on soapboxs:IMHO

    We, meaning every citizen, should know that this bill will basicly gut the American public from owning a firearm forever.
    With the powers it gives the Atty General to create and add anything they wish to, the "prohibited weapons list" based on looks, and knee jerk politics.

    If it passes we will truly become "subjects" of the state.





    I believe there are 435 in Congress
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  • dlrjj
    435 in the House, and 100 in the Senate.
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  • bigtire
    None of mine on the list. [:)]
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  • bigtire
    I think most Dempcrats realize that this issue has the potential to come back to haunt them like it has in the past.
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  • warriorsfan
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    I think most Dempcrats realize that this issue has the potential to come back to haunt them like it has in the past.


    This bill isn't even out of committee yet, and I don't think it ever will get out of committee.
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  • jbc23060
    quote:Originally posted by warriorsfan
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    I think most Dempcrats realize that this issue has the potential to come back to haunt them like it has in the past.


    This bill isn't even out of committee yet, and I don't think it ever will get out of committee.


    I disagree. With Pelosi running the show and the feeling among dems that they have a free ride to the white house, they believe they can force anything they want down the throats of the backpeddaling republicans. I'm telling you do NOT take this lightly. This is not like the bill advanced during the Clinton years when the republicans held a wide majority in the house.
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  • warriorsfan
    quote:Originally posted by jbc23060
    quote:Originally posted by warriorsfan
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    I think most Dempcrats realize that this issue has the potential to come back to haunt them like it has in the past.


    This bill isn't even out of committee yet, and I don't think it ever will get out of committee.


    I disagree. With Pelosi running the show and the feeling among dems that they have a free ride to the white house, they believe they can force anything they want down the throats of the backpeddaling republicans. I'm telling you do NOT take this lightly. This is not like the bill advanced during the Clinton years when the republicans held a wide majority in the house.


    I'm not saying not to be worried about it, all I'm saying is that if I had to bet money one way or the other, I'd bet on this not making it to a floor vote. The "gun show loophole" bill got introduced before this one and it is still bouncing around committees. Most bills that are introduced in Congress get killed in Committee, relatively few bills actually make it to a floor vote. A million things could happen to this bill in committee, the Blue Dogs might squash it or the Republicans might add a bunch of crap to it to make it no longer appealing to McCarthy, etc.
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  • Mossbergboogie
    Lets keep it that way better yet out of congress. But they will always be testing us to see that we still exist.
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by youngsparkey
    Felt very good to see none of the reps from MN are on it yet.


    Or Indiana.
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  • goldeneagle76
    wow, cannot believe "my" Delaware rep is not on there yet!!!
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by jbc23060
    I am in VA, but that moron, Moran is not my rep. Somebody from Northern VA PLEASE straighten this guy out.

    Moran is a Democratic Dirtbag; nobody is going to change him. [:(!]

    He served as deputy mayor of Alexandria, Virginia, from 1982 to 1984, when he resigned as part of a nolo contendre plea bargain to a misdemeanor conflict of interest charge, which courts later erased.

    During his time in the House, Moran has been involved in a few controversies related to personal financial dealings with lobbyists and business interests. He served as the chief Democratic sponsor of a bankruptcy reform bill after a major credit card issuer gave him a large home equity loan under favorable terms. Moran contended in press accounts that his support for the bankruptcy bill had nothing to do with this loan.

    Politically, Moran is a "New Democrat", and is affiliated with the Democratic Leadership Council. On economic issues he often breaks with his party, supporting CAFTA and other free trade agreements, harsher bankruptcy laws, and increased restrictions on the right to bring class action suits. However, he strongly supports gay rights and gun control, and voted against the Defense of Marriage Act. At different times he has voted to ban flag-burning and partial-birth abortions, though he has reversed his positions on both issues.

    He is a cosponsor of legislation to provide the District of Columbia with voting representation(HR 2043).

    Moran appeared on The Colbert Report as part of the series Better Know a District. During the appearance he described himself as "gentle," but later punched Colbert in the face after Colbert called Moran a "coward."
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  • JamesRK
    This is Congressman James P. Moran, Democrat (socialist wing), Eighth District of Virginia AKA Western District of the People's Republic of the District of Columbia. Not to be confused with Congressman Virgil Goode, a true American.

    Moran.jpg

    This is Congressman Virgil Goode, a true American. Not to be confused with Congressman James P. Moran, Democrat (socialist wing), Eighth District of Virginia AKA Western District of the People's Republic of the District of Columbia.

    Goode.jpg
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  • sarge_3ad
    Be careful some of you all. Just because your representative isn't listed as a cosponsor to this bill does not mean they won't vote in favor of it if it hits the floor. Make sure you contact them to be sure where they stand.
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  • Rocklobster
    Isakson and Chambliss both wrote me back and said they were not in support of anything that threatens our 2nd Amendment rights. God, I'm glad to be a Georgia boy!
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