"We have already caught the NRA in the huge error of trapping legislators, through the NRA label, into signing onto a bill that allowed carrying military style, long guns, like AK-47s, and concealable Uzis around the District," Norton said,
the Norton-Waxman, National Capital Security and Safety Act that many predicted would be defeated in committee and on the House floor had a surprising 21-1 victory today
For a little up-close, and very personal, with Ms. Holmes-Norton, check out her five-minute interview on Comedy Central's "Colbert Report", "Better Know a District - District of Columbia". Never saw any public figure implode like that. wow.
Issa's idea was generated, in part, by traditional Republican notions concerning federal intrusion into state issues, and he said he was prepared to support the core provision as a matter of home rule.
It seems this should cut both ways. If the federal government can’t dictate firearms policy in D.C., then it can’t dictate firearms policy anywhere else. Therefore, the machine gun ban and all other federally enacted firearms legislation is unconstitutional.
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