[FreedomPoster]

We need a lot more of this limiting the actions of a lot more agencies of the FedGov.

In particular, I’m thinking of the way administratively created mileage standards are being used to essentially end use of internal combustion engines and push us all into EVs. But there are plenty of other examples.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"We need a lot more of this limiting the actions of a lot more agencies of the FedGov."

AMEN to THAT! This is great news!

P.S. We HAVE an 'Instruction Manual' if any of 'our betters' would care to READ it:'

[smokingfrog]

Like this
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB124001537515830975

[publiusF27]

The Biden administration's SCOTUS brief in support of Trump's bump stock ban is out.

This footnote is the telling part:

ATF’s regulation and our opening brief inadvertently misstated the number of classification letters between 2008 and 2017 in which ATF had concluded that certain bump-stock devices did not enable a firearm to fire “automatically” and thus did not convert weapons into machineguns. See Gov’t Br. 8 (citing 83 Fed. Reg. at 66,517). Respondent correctly observes (Br. 7, 21) that the record includes 15 such classification letters.

Oops. We got it wrong 15 times before Trump set everyone straight about what the law actually says.

This is the best amicus brief at dispelling that notion IMO:

Brief amici curiae of Second Amendment Law Center, Second Amendment Defense and Education Coalition, Federal Firearms Licensees of Illinois, California Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc., and Guns Save Life filed.

My view is that TeamR is ready to accept Trump's interpretation because Trump and TeamD will accept anything gungrabby, including Trump grabbing power they know he did not have, and both sides should be ashamed.