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Get on the phone and email machine guys! 2nd amendment is eroding. Need to get this stoppedHouse passes gun control bill expanding background checks to private transfers
The House voted in favor of the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2021 (H.R. 8) with a vote of 227-203 Thursday, passing legislation that would
Doesn't matter what party you're senator is you should be in contact with them about this.
You have to be in their ear constantly no matter how. I called my representative even though she voted against the covert relief bill the 1st time just to make sure that she would do the same thing now and put a bug in here ear about debasing currency. I also thank them and said that I thought she was doing a good job because just like training a puppy you have to scold them and reward them.
So then by that mentality we may as well just hand them our guns now and except our slavery to the state.
House passes gun control bill expanding background checks to private transfers
The House voted in favor of the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2021 (H.R. 8) with a vote of 227-203 Thursday, passing legislation that would
Doesn't matter what party you're senator is you should be in contact with them about this.
Silence is consent, where you live that just means you should work 10 times harder. Why not try to organise the people and get Pelosi voted out of office, hell why not run your self?Yeah, let me give Pelosi and Fienstien a call and let them know im not happy about this.
| Brian Fitzpatrick | Yes | Republican - Pennsylvania |
| Glenn Grothman | Yes | Republican - Wisconsin |
| John Katko | Yes | Republican - New York |
| Tom Reed | Yes | Republican - New York |
| Christopher Smith | Yes | Republican - New Jersey |
New York and New Jersey politicians voted yes on a background check bill that won't do anything to prevent crime?ionCongress.com
Simple and Transparent information about US Represenatatives and Senators, Votes & Billsioncongress.com
0 Democrat Nos 2 absent
7 Republican yess 2 absent
Brian Fitzpatrick Yes Republican - Pennsylvania Glenn Grothman Yes Republican - Wisconsin John Katko Yes Republican - New York Tom Reed Yes Republican - New York Christopher Smith Yes Republican - New Jersey
I wasn't being ironic. People keep telling me Democrats and Republicans are the Uniparty. I keep seeing that isn't the case. But I am not as smart as the guys screaming Uniparty.
Will NOT comply.
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Because voting no longer fucking matters.
Pretty sure everyone here knows how I feel about voting
Congress has the duty of keeping guns out of the hands of criminals. GREAT JOB! Where were you during Obama's “Fast and Furious”Mine sent me this - after I contacted her.
March 11, 2021
Dear XXXXXXX,
Thank you for contacting me to express your thoughts on gun control. I appreciate you taking the time to share your views with me.
I am a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and responsible gun ownership. Before serving in Congress, I oversaw licensing for hunting and sport at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. I know that responsible gun ownership is a part of our tradition here in Iowa. I am also a mom, and every time I hear of another school shooting, I am reminded of parents who have had to endure pain no parent should have to endure. Congress has a responsibility to make sure we’re keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people while still protecting the Second Amendment.
That’s why I supported bipartisan, commonsense measures this Congress – to make sure that guns are bought and sold safely, and that we prevent guns from being possessed by dangerous, distressed individuals. This included a pair of bills that would expand and strengthen background checks: the Bipartisan Background Checks Act and the Enhanced Background Checks Act. If we are serious about keeping guns away from people who cannot legally own them, we must have strong background checks that enforce these laws.
These bills close two loopholes in existing federal law. Currently, unlicensed sellers are permitted to sell guns without conducting a background check, sometimes referred to as the Gun Show Loophole. Sellers are also permitted to “default to proceed” on a sale if a background check is not completed in three days, which has been called the Charleston Loophole. The Bipartisan Background Checks Act closes the Gun Show Loophole by prohibiting any person without a license to transfer a gun to another unlicensed person without a background check. And the Enhanced Background Checks Act extends the background check period, providing time to complete background checks on individuals requiring additional review while maintaining a quick, efficient process for law-abiding gun owners.
I am also proud to have voted to pass the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2019. This legislation would improve services provided for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking – including prohibiting individuals subject to a temporary court order for these crimes from possessing a firearm. People impacted by intimate partner violence should never have to fear for their lives because they took action. That’s why it is important that alleged perpetrators are kept away from firearms that make these situations more dangerous for victims, their families, and their loved ones.
By encouraging responsible ownership and keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals, we can help protect our communities, our families, and our children from gun violence. I will continue to keep your concerns in mind as the House of Representatives considers any other legislation that may impact gun ownership in America.
Thank you again for contacting my office. Please keep in touch with any additional questions or comments by emailing me at https://axne.house.gov/contact. If you would like to receive regular updates from me, please visit https://axne.house.gov/contact/newsletter to sign up for my e-newsletter.
Sincerely,
Cindy Axne
Member of Congress
Well originally we had 4 boxes. The jury Box come a the ballot Box, the the soap Box, and the cartridge Box. I guess since we're not using any of them we don't need them anymore.
The best service they get provide battered and abused women is to stop disarming them and protecting the attackers from harm.Mine sent me this - after I contacted her.
March 11, 2021
Dear XXXXXXX,
Thank you for contacting me to express your thoughts on gun control. I appreciate you taking the time to share your views with me.
I am a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and responsible gun ownership. Before serving in Congress, I oversaw licensing for hunting and sport at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. I know that responsible gun ownership is a part of our tradition here in Iowa. I am also a mom, and every time I hear of another school shooting, I am reminded of parents who have had to endure pain no parent should have to endure. Congress has a responsibility to make sure we’re keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people while still protecting the Second Amendment.
That’s why I supported bipartisan, commonsense measures this Congress – to make sure that guns are bought and sold safely, and that we prevent guns from being possessed by dangerous, distressed individuals. This included a pair of bills that would expand and strengthen background checks: the Bipartisan Background Checks Act and the Enhanced Background Checks Act. If we are serious about keeping guns away from people who cannot legally own them, we must have strong background checks that enforce these laws.
These bills close two loopholes in existing federal law. Currently, unlicensed sellers are permitted to sell guns without conducting a background check, sometimes referred to as the Gun Show Loophole. Sellers are also permitted to “default to proceed” on a sale if a background check is not completed in three days, which has been called the Charleston Loophole. The Bipartisan Background Checks Act closes the Gun Show Loophole by prohibiting any person without a license to transfer a gun to another unlicensed person without a background check. And the Enhanced Background Checks Act extends the background check period, providing time to complete background checks on individuals requiring additional review while maintaining a quick, efficient process for law-abiding gun owners.
I am also proud to have voted to pass the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2019. This legislation would improve services provided for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking – including prohibiting individuals subject to a temporary court order for these crimes from possessing a firearm. People impacted by intimate partner violence should never have to fear for their lives because they took action. That’s why it is important that alleged perpetrators are kept away from firearms that make these situations more dangerous for victims, their families, and their loved ones.
By encouraging responsible ownership and keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals, we can help protect our communities, our families, and our children from gun violence. I will continue to keep your concerns in mind as the House of Representatives considers any other legislation that may impact gun ownership in America.
Thank you again for contacting my office. Please keep in touch with any additional questions or comments by emailing me at https://axne.house.gov/contact. If you would like to receive regular updates from me, please visit https://axne.house.gov/contact/newsletter to sign up for my e-newsletter.
Sincerely,
Cindy Axne
Member of Congress
Yeah, that dude you quoted is an ignorant pussy. Quit fucking around and get involved.
And how about when you do show up to make your argument and your voice is suppressed. Kind of how it happened to 80+ million US Citizens.
. You clowns still thinking you can beat these people “at the polls” are delusional
Since when does logic and reason have to do with making laws for the peasants.....
