Indiana Senate May Vote On Constitutional Carry, But Is The GOP Blocking The Way?
BY Herschel Smith
2 years, 10 months ago
The Judiciary Committee was the chosen vehicle used by the Republican majority of senators to kill Constitutional Carry in 2021. The Republican senators had met in caucus and are reported to have used a secret vote to kill Constitutional Carry. They did so with the simple method of never allowing the bill to be debated or voted on in the Judiciary Committee. The problem for the Republican senators is Constitutional Carry is very popular with their base constituency.
There are 21 states which have Constitutional Carry. It has not been a problem. Homicide rates have not increased. As with all the other reforms which have removed and loosened decades of infringements on the Second Amendment, the “blood in the streets” promised by those who wish to disarm the population, has not materialized.
Dean calls them RINOs. I don’t use that term. The two parties are mirror images of one another.
Don’t confuse them with the facts, Dean. What you said is true. They’re going after the soccer mom vote, and they know that no one will take the time or make the effort to oust them in the next primary despite what they say.
On February 22, 2022 at 8:09 am, ragman said:
Not a dimes worth of difference, they’re all globocommies. Just like George Carlin said, “it’s a big club and we ain’t in it”.
On February 22, 2022 at 6:36 pm, Name (required) said:
I like to use Republicans for the poor fools who vote (R), and GOP for the evil scum they vote for. The GOP is the Democrat party in drag. The Dems are the communist party in disguise.
On February 23, 2022 at 12:34 pm, J said:
Republicans…just damn piece of paper. We don’t need no stinking constitution.