Rafael Anchia is a dolt. And BTW, can we say "term limits"? He's now serving his 10th term; prior to that he served two terms as a trustee for Dallas ISD and, BTW, was a Barack Obama appointee to the Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations.
For evidence, consider this sterling bill proposal:
HB2277 - Makes purchasing a firearm with the intent to use it criminally a crime
Say what? Tom Cruise is going, "Didn't I already make that movie?"
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- Wed Feb 15, 2023 2:53 pm
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Re: 2023 Legislative Session
Also, from the NRA-ILA:
House Bill 22, House Bill 106, House Bill 284 & House Bill 324 — requiring the reporting of lawful sales of certain firearms and magazines to state and/or local law enforcement.
House Bill 76 — criminalizing the failure of a victim of gun theft to report having his or her firearms stolen.
House Bill 88 & House Bill 447 — additional taxes on the sale of firearms and/or ammunition and firearm accessories.
House Bill 197 — banning the sale or transfer and possession of standard capacity magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
House Bill 179, House Bill 216 & House Bill 244 — restricting long gun open carry, with limited exceptions.
House Bill 298 — establishes a 3-day waiting period for firearm sales.
Senate Bill 32 — banning the sale or possession of commonly-owned semi-automatic firearms.
There's always an early rush for leftist political animals to file these sorts of things in front of upcoming legislative sessions, but the complete lack of "The Red Tsunami" in the midterms has probably emboldened more than usual. But, yes...2023 will be an interesting legislative session.
House Bill 22, House Bill 106, House Bill 284 & House Bill 324 — requiring the reporting of lawful sales of certain firearms and magazines to state and/or local law enforcement.
House Bill 76 — criminalizing the failure of a victim of gun theft to report having his or her firearms stolen.
House Bill 88 & House Bill 447 — additional taxes on the sale of firearms and/or ammunition and firearm accessories.
House Bill 197 — banning the sale or transfer and possession of standard capacity magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
House Bill 179, House Bill 216 & House Bill 244 — restricting long gun open carry, with limited exceptions.
House Bill 298 — establishes a 3-day waiting period for firearm sales.
Senate Bill 32 — banning the sale or possession of commonly-owned semi-automatic firearms.
There's always an early rush for leftist political animals to file these sorts of things in front of upcoming legislative sessions, but the complete lack of "The Red Tsunami" in the midterms has probably emboldened more than usual. But, yes...2023 will be an interesting legislative session.