William Kirk of Washington Gun Law analyzes two highly improbable legislative proposals: HR 5315, a 1000% excise tax on semi-automatic firearms, and Gavin Newsom's 'Right to Safety Amendment' (28th Amendment). Kirk explains the legislative hurdles and political realities making both unlikely to pass, highlighting the potential risks of a constitutional convention for gun rights advocates.
William Kirk of Washington Gun Law analyzes HR 5315 (1000% gun tax) and Gavin Newsom's 28th Amendment. He explains these proposals are unlikely due to political realities and legislative challenges, noting the significant risks a Constitutional Convention poses to gun rights.
As of the 2022 session, all federal gun control bills have effectively died, with no expectation of Congress being recalled to pass them before the session ends January 3rd. Bills that passed one chamber and awaited action in another are also dead. While bills can be resubmitted in the new session, the shift in the House to a Republican majority presents a significant hurdle for anti-gun legislation. The ATF's rule on pistol braces is anticipated soon, with a court date set for the 28th.
This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses a last-ditch effort by anti-gun groups and mayors to push for gun control legislation in the final days of a Senate session. The host, demonstrating expert knowledge of Second Amendment issues, breaks down proposed bills like the 'Assault Weapons Ban' (S.736) and the 'Background Check Expansion Act' (S.529), refuting claims made by proponents. The video highlights the importance of citizen activism in preventing legislative action and emphasizes the fundamental role of the Second Amendment in preserving freedom.
