tangent4ronpaul
02-26-2009, 06:31 PM
On the bill to give DC a rep, the amendment to restore DC's gun rights got in, but what happened to the national CCW amendment?
anyone know? - has it been introduced yet, or did it not pass?
re: (from GOA)
But Senators John Thune of South Dakota and David Vitter of Louisiana
have also stepped up to the plate. They filed an amendment that would
result in REAL national concealed carry reciprocity -- without adversely
affecting no-permit states like Alaska and Vermont.
[...]
the Thune/Vitter amendment on concealed carry reciprocity is an
idea whose time has come. Why should your right to self-defense stop at
the state line?
But it must be the right kind of national reciprocity. It must protect
states like Alaska and Vermont which do not require a permit to carry
concealed at all and it must be done in a Constitutional manner that
protects State's rights.
The Thune/Vitter amendment would do these things -- it is REAL national
reciprocity.
-t
anyone know? - has it been introduced yet, or did it not pass?
re: (from GOA)
But Senators John Thune of South Dakota and David Vitter of Louisiana
have also stepped up to the plate. They filed an amendment that would
result in REAL national concealed carry reciprocity -- without adversely
affecting no-permit states like Alaska and Vermont.
[...]
the Thune/Vitter amendment on concealed carry reciprocity is an
idea whose time has come. Why should your right to self-defense stop at
the state line?
But it must be the right kind of national reciprocity. It must protect
states like Alaska and Vermont which do not require a permit to carry
concealed at all and it must be done in a Constitutional manner that
protects State's rights.
The Thune/Vitter amendment would do these things -- it is REAL national
reciprocity.
-t