[Jeff Head]

FYI...we need to get our state legislatures in all of our states to follow these leads.

[Jeff Head]

FYI...State nullification and the 2nd amendment in Wyoming.

[HiTech RedNeck]

How will Bummer react to this? Waco II?

[cripplecreek]

Yes we do.

Good to see you here BTW.

[smokingfrog]

Sounds like a start.

[Al B.]

Thanks for the ping Jeff. I agree with you.

Great to see you here.

[unixfox]

Now...if we can get this done, we can tell the FEDS to blow it up their asses with the income tax!

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[Travis McGee]

Now we’re talking! Some TEETH.

[kbennkc]

Any one else here ever sit through a sermon about the supremacy clause by a Federal Judge , directed at some poor smuck lawyer who was already scheduled for a trial in state court for the same day the Federal Judge said to come back to his court room ?
We may see some interesting events from this .

[yarddog]

I like these laws and agree with them.

Unfortunately it is settled law that Federal laws prevail when there is conflict. I don’t agree with that idea and think it goes against the Constitution but unfortunately that is the way it is.

[Quix]

AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!

[MetaThought]

Headline is kinda misleading. I was wondering why Wyoming would want to nullify the 2nd.

[Still Thinking]

Byrd is still alive, isn’t he? Inside the Capital Beltway being braindead does not stop one from voting in Congress.

I agree. Kinda pointless without defending the citizens that rely on the law with the might of the state. "Yeah, the feds are overstepping the Constitution, so we're declaring their laws null and void. But...if you rely on this, they can still arrest, prosecute, and imprison you, and we're OK with that."

[muawiyah]

Not likely Constitutional. Let's take the example of USPS ~ they have various rules regarding guns and ammo. They enforce them vigorously.

No doubt the locals have in mind confronting BATF agents and so forth. Instead they're actually up against window clerks and postmasters.

So, go to it guys try mailing bullets to your next door neighbors ~ USPS will simply cut off all service throughout the state for any and all purposes. The federal reserve clearing house banks will quit processing your checks (which are "letter mail" and are handled outside the mails under an exception written into law).

I think it's better to take over Congress, remove the usurpur, imprison his cronies and enablers, then UNWRITE all the unconstitutional federal laws.

Far less disruptive Fur Shur.

[stevio]

Very cool.

[Dubya]

I sure hope you can.

[patriot preacher]

FYI...we need to get our state legislatures in all of our states to follow these leads.

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If Wyoming passes this, I will personally deliver a finished copy of the bill to my State Representative and State Senator in South Carolina, and ask them to introduce legislation here in our State!

[American Constitutionalist]

I like to see a independent council who will be watchdogs and monitor the Feds activities that might be a violation of the people's constitutional rights.

[ForGod'sSake]

Thanks Jeff and Army Air Corps! Good to see you posting Jeff. Additional discussion here:

Wyoming Representative Allen Jaggi introduces firearms freedom act with "teeth"

[LexBaird]

Just curious: are there any native Wyoming arms and/or ammo manufacturing companies? How would they keep separate their interstate business from their intrastate business, to avoid the Feds coming down on them? Other than a boutique, one-off gunsmith, I doubt WY sales alone could support an arms manufacturer.

Or, is this all just a set up for a commerce clause test case? Love to see it work out, but I can see about a million ways to have it overturned by the USSC, starting with the Feds claiming the raw matl., such as the steel, was interstate trade and ending with arresting someone for taking one of their WY guns across a state line. The commerce clause is WAY overly broadly interpreted.