Could the right president pass National Carry Reciprocity?

[shootniron]

I certainly hope that it never happens...this is a state's rights issue...fed needs to stay out of it.

 

[DoubleMag]

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As if anything other then current events could teach us, Fed. regs can, suppress states and yes even the individual's rights, based on POLITICAL WHIM. Or are we too far removed from the attempted ammo ban oh, a few months ago? The new (thankfully announced) attempted regulation of tech writings on this and similar boards re: reloading, gun schematics etc?
All based on a law, filtered through politic, and fed back to the firearms community.

 

[oneounceload]

If you give the Federal gov power to deny individual States funding if a state doesn't do what they want, that could lead to problems. Honestly, It's probably already being done and I just don't know it.

You mean like the gov't involvement in education as well as the school lunch program? Now, picture that interference with concealed carry. Don't think for a minute that the big liberal areas will not dictate what that program would be like. And after they get their way completely, they'll call it a "compromise".......

Just say NO to anything from the Federal Government, there are ALWAYS strings attached.

 

[lysanderxiii]

On principle, the Federal Gov't should limit dictating a State's laws....