NightTrain
12-29-2016, 01:10 PM
A fool and his money are soon parted. I imagine that under Hellary this would have been supported by the FBI, but such is not the case.
A $20 million slap to the jowls has to sting a little bit. :coffee:
Like good little liberals everywhere, Nevada’s anti-gun Democrats expected someone else (in this case, the federal government in the form of the FBI) to foot the bill for their edict.
The feds have rejected it outright.
Nevada Attorney General Adam Paul Laxalt has noted it is entirely unenforceable.
Mike Bloomberg is out the $20 million or so he spent pushing this faulty referendum into being.
We could spend another year debating the need for a father to get a background check on his son or daughter before passing on a hunting rifle to them, but that’s really not the point here. As Bob points out, this is a case of a poorly thought out plan which relied entirely on their program being paid for by somebody else. And in this case they put the law up to a vote before even asking the “somebody else” in question whether or not they were willing and able to provide the required resources.
Nice try, Bloomberg, you incompetent moonbat.
http://www.debatepolicy.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=9573&stc=1
http://hotair.com/archives/2016/12/29/oops-bloombergs-20m-gun-control-bid-in-nevada-has-fallen-apart/
A $20 million slap to the jowls has to sting a little bit. :coffee:
Like good little liberals everywhere, Nevada’s anti-gun Democrats expected someone else (in this case, the federal government in the form of the FBI) to foot the bill for their edict.
The feds have rejected it outright.
Nevada Attorney General Adam Paul Laxalt has noted it is entirely unenforceable.
Mike Bloomberg is out the $20 million or so he spent pushing this faulty referendum into being.
We could spend another year debating the need for a father to get a background check on his son or daughter before passing on a hunting rifle to them, but that’s really not the point here. As Bob points out, this is a case of a poorly thought out plan which relied entirely on their program being paid for by somebody else. And in this case they put the law up to a vote before even asking the “somebody else” in question whether or not they were willing and able to provide the required resources.
Nice try, Bloomberg, you incompetent moonbat.
http://www.debatepolicy.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=9573&stc=1
http://hotair.com/archives/2016/12/29/oops-bloombergs-20m-gun-control-bid-in-nevada-has-fallen-apart/