Sen. Harry Reid: Senate schedule too busy this year to debate gun control

Its seems no matter how bad it gets nothing will be done. Sad.

Its seems no matter how bad it gets nothing will be done. Sad.

country is disturbing? The state of Health Care in general in this country is a sad state of affairs. Wouldn't you agree?

With right wing leadership like Grover Norquist, the NRA supports right wing causes like no tax increases to fund needed programs like mental health.

In any event, since mental health programs are lacking, we better make sure folks don't get weapons with only one real use -- killing a lot of people, quickly, ergonomically, efficiently, etc.

and there are plenty of other pro-RKBA groups that should get more support.

SAF.org, theliberalgunclub.com are amongst them.

Actually funding the mental health initiatives of the '80's would go a LONG way to stopping folks like the Aurora Shooter, Gabby Gifford's shooter and the other spree killers that I refuse to name so they don't get more of the notoriety they crave.

White House gives cool welcome to bill restricting online ammo sales

The White House gave a cool welcome on Monday to Democratic legislation that would effectively ban online or mail-order purchases of ammunition in the aftermath of the mass shooting at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater.

"I haven't seen the specific piece of legislation that has been offered up today," spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters at the daily press briefing. "But as that and other pieces of legislation make their way through the legislative process, we'll evaluate them."

The proposal, crafted by Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg and Democratic Representative Carolyn McCarthy, aims to restrict the ability of Americans to buy unlimited quantities of ammunition over the Internet, or by mail order, anonymously.

President Barack Obama has called for a common sense response to the slaughter in Aurora. But the White House has played down his appetite for new legislation as opposed to tightening or toughening existing measures—such as background checks—to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals or the mentally ill. And the president has underlined his support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

more at link:
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/white-house-gives-cool-welcome-bill-restricting-online-182934423.html

"Nothing will be done"

That is demonstrably false, shit has already been done. Murder, assault, destruction of property et cetera and the inchoate versions of those acts are already fucking illegal. I guess we just need to make it more illegal-er, or something.

Tens of thousands of statutes regarding gun control and the enforcement thereof prove you are just blowing hot air....

Also, violent crime is at a low, and continues to fall so "how bad it gets" is kind of non sequitur, since it's getting better.

focuses on other ways to combat violence by pushing his Health Care Agenda even further as this would incorporate Mental Health which is the TRUE PROBLEM behind all the VIOLENCE.

GO OBAMA!!!!

the Dems may have learned from 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2010...

Oh wait, Loughner hasn't: S.3414's anti->10 bullet magazine Amendment.

Buncha dumb asses. Unless they are trying to kill the Cyber Crime bill, which would be fine with me.