Posted on 09/17/2014 2:31:29 AM PDT by markomalley
District of Columbia leaders are preparing to rewrite the city’s gun laws to address a judge’s ruling that struck down a ban on carrying handguns outside the home in the nation’s capital.
Mayor Vincent Gray and D.C. Council members plan to announce emergency legislation to address the ruling on Wednesday. The council would vote on the bill next week.
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It's time to do away with this fraud of a "government" for DC.
Wonder if Vegas will take a proposition bet on how badly the DC Council will screw this up? This crew could screw up on making a peanut butter sandwich.
The answer is actually quite simple. D.C. started out as a square, set at a 45 degree angle to the lines of latitude and longitude. In the early 19th century, Congress voted to give back to Virginia that portion of land which Virginia had given up to form D.C. So, simply give Maryland back its portion of D.C., minus the land and buildings now used by the federal government. But that will never pass Congress once you realize that the real push for D.C. statehood is all about generating two more permanently Democrat seats in the Senate and one or two more permanently Democrat seats in the House.
Are liberal even capable of writing laws? It seems they just have a judge or bureaucrat make up laws as they go along and then have a police force that selectively enforces what they declare is the law?
So it is an emergency that people living in DC are being allowed to exercise their right to self defense? Ohno! ;-) Addressing and correcting that is obviously an emergency.
We will ignore your laws the same way this @$$wipe in the white house ignores the laws.
Will they just copy some other city’s stupid laws that have not yet been overturned by a conservative judge?
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