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Got love our Texas lawmakers

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WOW Fox today has had Gov Perry, and now the AG Gregg Abbott

they really mixed no words and came straight to the point. The AG was very clear about the UN arms treaty bull
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Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
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Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
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RHenriksen wrote:
Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
It might, what with all the knee jerk do nothing legislation these idiots are trying to pass elsewhere.
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FormerTSgt wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:
Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
It might, what with all the knee jerk do nothing legislation these idiots are trying to pass elsewhere.
With all this "gun control" talk, I haven't heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns away from criminals, only from law abiding citizens. :txflag:
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cw3van wrote:
FormerTSgt wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:
Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
It might, what with all the knee jerk do nothing legislation these idiots are trying to pass elsewhere.
With all this "gun control" talk, I haven't heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns away from criminals, only from law abiding citizens. :txflag:
Dude, that would be like, dangerous, and stuff.
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Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That's what the Texas legislature does, or doens't do. It's up to "us" to make sure they know we care about the legislation they have on the table in front of them. Once they do, the Gov can do his thing.....I'm pretty sure he's got a pen in his hand ready to start signing. :txflag:
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Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
:patriot: :iagree: :txflag:
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cw3van wrote:
FormerTSgt wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:
Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
It might, what with all the knee jerk do nothing legislation these idiots are trying to pass elsewhere.
With all this "gun control" talk, I haven't heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns away from criminals, only from law abiding citizens. :txflag:

I have said the exact same thing to some friends who are a bit Left-leaning. They resort to the usual Leftist tactic of ignore the logical fallacy in their argument and resort to screaming about the chiiiiiiiiildren. When I ask how taking guns away from people who would never harm the children in the first place they usually just huff and puff and storm off.
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FormerTSgt wrote:
cw3van wrote:
FormerTSgt wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:
Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
That probably wouldn't get them national media exposure.
It might, what with all the knee jerk do nothing legislation these idiots are trying to pass elsewhere.
With all this "gun control" talk, I haven't heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns away from criminals, only from law abiding citizens. :txflag:

I have said the exact same thing to some friends who are a bit Left-leaning. They resort to the usual Leftist tactic of ignore the logical fallacy in their argument and resort to screaming about the chiiiiiiiiildren. When I ask how taking guns away from people who would never harm the children in the first place they usually just huff and puff and storm off.

You must have more patience than I do. I would end up hanging a sign around their necks that reads as follows: "STUPID"
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Hoosier Daddy wrote:Nice sound bites but I'm more interested what they're doing to help repeal gun rights restrictions in Texas.
Or add to them. Seems like some legislation is getting bottled up (open carry, campus carry). Has anyone seen something like some other state are passing enacting a state law which won't allow federal confiscation???
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OldCurlyWolf wrote: You must have more patience than I do. I would end up hanging a sign around their necks that reads as follows: "STUPID"
:lol: Here's your sign.
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Talk is cheap. I want some action if they want my vote or any support during campaign season. At this point I would vote for Richard Petty over Rick Perry. I'd even write in Katy Perry instead of voting for Rick.
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txbirddog wrote:Seems like some legislation is getting bottled up (open carry, campus carry).
If we don't get at least one of those two this year, I won't vote for any Texas Republicans next year.
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Panda wrote:Talk is cheap. I want some action if they want my vote or any support during campaign season. At this point I would vote for Richard Petty over Rick Perry. I'd even write in Katy Perry instead of voting for Rick.
Unfortunately, the Texas governor has no power to influence legislation until it reaches his desk. I do think we can always count on Perry to sign pro-gun bills that pass.

It did bother me that Perry made his statement that CHLs should be able to carry anywhere after the deadline to file bills in 2011. At that point it was both safe and meaningless.

The lieutenant governor and speaker of the house hold all the cards.
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