Democratic senator says Second Amendment restrictions are off the table

[Leroy N. Soetoro]

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/democratic-senator-says-
second-amendment-restrictions-are-off-the-table

Congress is talking about changing the nation’s gun laws but won’t touch
the idea of banning “assault weapons.”

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said on Sunday the current negotiations in
response to the recent spate of mass shootings are spurring the most
serious and productive talks he’s ever been a part of.

“I’ve never been part of negotiations as serious as these,” Murphy said.
“There are more Republicans at the table talking about changing our gun
laws and investing in mental health than at any time since Sandy Hook.”

CONGRESSIONAL CHAMBERS APPROACH NEW GUN LAWS DIFFERENTLY

Major conversations on the table are about hashing out what Congress might
do to expand background checks for people looking to purchase guns,
establishing red flag laws, and making large investments in mental health
systems, Murphy said. Texas does not have a red flag law in place, though
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he would be open to talking with Murphy to
learn more about them.

Cornyn recently tweeted about Senate negotiations over gun control
restrictions. Even with all the cooperation, there won't be a vote to
restrict anyone's Second Amendment rights, Cornyn said.

On Sunday, Murphy said he agreed with Cornyn.

“We’re not going to do anything that compromises people’s Second Amendment
rights,” Murphy said. “We’re not going to do anything that compromises the
ability of a law-abiding American to be able to buy a weapon. What we’re
talking about is trying to make sure that dangerous or potentially
dangerous individuals don’t have their hands on weapons.”

Jake Tapper pressed Murphy on gun statistics showing that most gun deaths
in the country are suicides and more murders are committed using handguns
than AR-style semi-automatic weapons.

Murphy returned to the emphasis on red flag laws, saying they are
“probably the most important here.”

Lawmakers are also considering raising the age requirement for purchasing
AR-style semi-automatic weapons from 18 to 21, which is the current
requirement for purchasing a handgun.
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Post by Leroy N. Soetoro
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/democratic-senator-says-
second-amendment-restrictions-are-off-the-table
Congress is talking about changing the nation’s gun laws but won’t touch
the idea of banning “assault weapons.”
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said on Sunday the current negotiations in
response to the recent spate of mass shootings are spurring the most
serious and productive talks he’s ever been a part of.
“I’ve never been part of negotiations as serious as these,” Murphy said.
“There are more Republicans at the table talking about changing our gun
laws and investing in mental health than at any time since Sandy Hook.”
CONGRESSIONAL CHAMBERS APPROACH NEW GUN LAWS DIFFERENTLY
Major conversations on the table are about hashing out what Congress might
do to expand background checks for people looking to purchase guns,
establishing red flag laws, and making large investments in mental health
systems, Murphy said. Texas does not have a red flag law in place, though
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he would be open to talking with Murphy to
learn more about them.
Cornyn recently tweeted about Senate negotiations over gun control
restrictions. Even with all the cooperation, there won't be a vote to
restrict anyone's Second Amendment rights, Cornyn said.
On Sunday, Murphy said he agreed with Cornyn.
“We’re not going to do anything that compromises people’s Second Amendment
rights,” Murphy said. “We’re not going to do anything that compromises the
ability of a law-abiding American to be able to buy a weapon. What we’re
talking about is trying to make sure that dangerous or potentially
dangerous individuals don’t have their hands on weapons.”
Jake Tapper pressed Murphy on gun statistics showing that most gun deaths
in the country are suicides and more murders are committed using handguns
than AR-style semi-automatic weapons.
Murphy returned to the emphasis on red flag laws, saying they are
“probably the most important here.”
Lawmakers are also considering raising the age requirement for purchasing
AR-style semi-automatic weapons from 18 to 21, which is the current
requirement for purchasing a handgun.

The only discussions is that they should be negotiating to all agree to
look into the problem after the election and to focus on the killers NOT
the other 349,999,999 million people who respected the murder laws that
already make it illegal to kill children in a school. The only thing
that makes sense it to look at how you can prevent that one mentally ill
radicalized Democrats act from being repeated.

It's NOT like you can ban the other 349,999,999 people from breathing
just make sure it never happens again.

And you can't ban them from exercising their RIGHTS.

SO you have to concentrate on the one who did it NOT the other
349,999,999 people.

There weren't 350,000,000 (million) people who violated the law, it was
just 1 that we know of so far. Until the police and the others are
looked at for it being a possible false flag terrorist attack to create
fear in some voters and swing an election which would be Election
tampering and fraud.
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The only way to fight the STAGFLATION would be to shrink the size and
taxing and spending of the Government combined with raising the interest
rates to their NATURAL self determining rates and cease the printing of
worthless money rather than the FAKE INTEREST RATES and worthless
counterfeit dollars created by the DEMOCRATS under Obama/Biden-2008 and
Biden/Obama-2020....

The problem isn't "the economy stupid", the problem is
*the stupid government manipulated economy* .

Hiding from reality to find happiness is almost the "text book"
definition of mental illness.

[Klaus Schadenfreude]

On Sun, 5 Jun 2022 16:22:57 -0400, BeamMeUpScotty

Post by Leroy N. Soetoro
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/democratic-senator-says-
second-amendment-restrictions-are-off-the-table
Congress is talking about changing the nation’s gun laws but won’t touch
the idea of banning “assault weapons.”
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said on Sunday the current negotiations in
response to the recent spate of mass shootings are spurring the most
serious and productive talks he’s ever been a part of.
“I’ve never been part of negotiations as serious as these,” Murphy said.
“There are more Republicans at the table talking about changing our gun
laws and investing in mental health than at any time since Sandy Hook.”

LOL Yet Biden was still elected President. So there are a lot of
mentally ill people out thee, including two in the White House.

Post by Leroy N. Soetoro
CONGRESSIONAL CHAMBERS APPROACH NEW GUN LAWS DIFFERENTLY
Major conversations on the table are about hashing out what Congress might
do to expand background checks for people looking to purchase guns,
establishing red flag laws, and making large investments in mental health
systems, Murphy said. Texas does not have a red flag law in place, though
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he would be open to talking with Murphy to
learn more about them.
Cornyn recently tweeted about Senate negotiations over gun control
restrictions. Even with all the cooperation, there won't be a vote to
restrict anyone's Second Amendment rights, Cornyn said.
On Sunday, Murphy said he agreed with Cornyn.
“We’re not going to do anything that compromises people’s Second Amendment
rights,” Murphy said. “We’re not going to do anything that compromises the
ability of a law-abiding American to be able to buy a weapon. What we’re
talking about is trying to make sure that dangerous or potentially
dangerous individuals don’t have their hands on weapons.”

A shipment of Smart Pills must have arrived in Washington.

Despite Rudy's impotent whining, this guy knows the 2A protects the
right to own contemporary sport/utility weapons, such as the almost
60-year-old AR-15.

[Just Wondering]

. . Biden was still elected President. So there are a lot of
mentally ill people out thee, including two in the White House.

Only two?

[Just Wondering]

Post by Leroy N. Soetoro
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/democratic-senator-says-
second-amendment-restrictions-are-off-the-table
Congress is talking about changing the nation’s gun laws but won’t touch
the idea of banning “assault weapons.”
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said on Sunday the current negotiations in
response to the recent spate of mass shootings are spurring the most
serious and productive talks he’s ever been a part of.
“I’ve never been part of negotiations as serious as these,” Murphy said.
“There are more Republicans at the table talking about changing our gun
laws and investing in mental health than at any time since Sandy Hook.”
CONGRESSIONAL CHAMBERS APPROACH NEW GUN LAWS DIFFERENTLY
Major conversations on the table are about hashing out what Congress might
do to expand background checks for people looking to purchase guns,
establishing red flag laws, and making large investments in mental health
systems, Murphy said. Texas does not have a red flag law in place, though
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he would be open to talking with Murphy to
learn more about them.
Cornyn recently tweeted about Senate negotiations over gun control
restrictions. Even with all the cooperation, there won't be a vote to
restrict anyone's Second Amendment rights, Cornyn said.
On Sunday, Murphy said he agreed with Cornyn.
“We’re not going to do anything that compromises people’s Second Amendment
rights,” Murphy said. “We’re not going to do anything that compromises the
ability of a law-abiding American to be able to buy a weapon. What we’re
talking about is trying to make sure that dangerous or potentially
dangerous individuals don’t have their hands on weapons.”
Jake Tapper pressed Murphy on gun statistics showing that most gun deaths
in the country are suicides and more murders are committed using handguns
than AR-style semi-automatic weapons.
Murphy returned to the emphasis on red flag laws, saying they are
“probably the most important here.”
Lawmakers are also considering raising the age requirement for purchasing
AR-style semi-automatic weapons from 18 to 21, which is the current
requirement for purchasing a handgun.

The focus should be on societal changes such as strengthening
family structures, school zero-tolerance for bullying, and yes,
more mental health services including mandatory intervention
when warranted. Also a get-tough-on-crime approach to enforcement
of existing laws against violent behavior.