Anti Gun Bills in the Works in U. S. Congress

Any one who knows me well knows I am a firm supporter of the second amendment, and that I often times carry a side arm. I have just found out that the anti gun liberal democrats of our U. S. Congress are at work with several new bills intent upon infringing upon our rights. Here they are,

H.R. 428 ( http://tinyurl.com/38k7mk ), entitled "To require the Consumer Product Safety Commission to ban toys which in size, shape, or overall appearance resemble real handguns." Yes, you read that right. The Democrats are pushing the banning of _toy_ guns, if they resemble real guns in size, shape OR overall appearance.

There's also "The NICS Improvement Act," H.R. 297 ( http://tinyurl.com/2q88lf ). NICS, of course, is the national firearms background checks for the public required by the Brady law. This bill is intended to provide grants to state court systems for the improvement in automation and transmittal of disposition records. Basically, some states systems are not providing information to NICS in a timely or accurate manner, or not at all, and this is intended to speed up and make more accurate said states criminal and mental health data bases and there link to NICS.

The most Draconian bill thus far, is "The Gun Show Loophole Closing Act of 2007," H.R. 96 ( http://tinyurl.com/2m8vmr ). This misleadingly-named bill -- a gun-hater's dream come true -- systematically destroys not just the Second Amendment but a number of your other rights as well.Says Alan Korwin of HR 96:"Under the original draft, currently legal gun shows are outlawed without prior federal permission. Gun show promoters must agree to warrant less searches in order to operate, and may be arrested if private citizens talk at the show about gun sales they wish to complete away from the show. The right to assemble peaceably at a gun show or even plan for one, carries stiff prison terms unless federal licenses are issued in advance. I am not making this up."Massive new bureaucracy is created because all shows and their exhibitors must be registered 30 days before the show, then again 72 hours before the show, and again five days after the show. That's in addition to registering anyone who walks in, plus "any other information" the Secretary of the Treasury decides, by regulation, is necessary on vendors, attendees, and the show itself."The Democrats whose motto should be "disarming the American people while the country is at war" has already started their war against the American people even though they have controlled the House of Representatives for less than 30 days. It's clear that disarming the American people is of more importance to the Democrats than Social Security, immigration or health care.