When Doug Jones (D) defeated Roy Moore (R) for U.S. Senate in Alabama, one thing was immediately evident — the window of time for passing national reciprocity just got smaller.
Reciprocity legislation was introduced in the House on January 3, 2017, but was not passed until December 6 after conservative representatives finally overcame Speaker Paul Ryan’s months of stonewalling.
National reciprocity now rests with the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has been no more enthusiastic about it than Ryan was in the House. In fact, on August 13, 2017, Breitbart News reported that McConnell was mum on national reciprocity.
In other words, instead of seizing the momentum of a Republican-controlled Senate to pass the pro-Second Amendment legislation, McConnell dithered. He dithered so long that we are nearing the end of the year and, with Jones’s win, nearing the end of a 52-seat majority.
FK – I truly wish I knew what to say to the non-men in this country to get them off their asses and doing what must be done.
What is a man, really?
The only real reason for the militia
Klein: Doug Jones is a George Soros-Tied Radical Leftist Rebranding Himself as Moderate
DEEP STATE DOES BAMA: Senate Election Stolen, Rigged By All The Usual Suspects
FK – So WHY AREN’T WE HUNTING THEM TO EXTINCTION!!!!!!!!!???????????