Kate Brown Doubling Down - Leaves Gun Owners Choice: Obey or Defy

Kate Brown Doubling Down on Oregon Infringements Leaves Gun Owners Choice to Obey or Defy by David Codrea

Stroke of the pen. Law of the Land. Kinda cool? Totalitarian wannabe oath breaker Kate Brown channels her inner PaulBegala to subvert the true "supreme Law of the Land." Secure in a position won with substantial financial support from Michael Bloomberg, Oregon Governor Kate Brown has kicked off 2017 by adding to gun owner control priorities announced last year as goals. In July, Brown outlined plans to, among other legislative objectives, "strengthen ... tools to track and analyze gun transactions," to "study" and "report" on "domestic" and "gun violence" for the purpose of offering new policies, and to work with the legislature to enact three priorities: Deny firearm transfers to anyone authorities take longer than three days to approve (the so-called "Charleston loophole"); expand relationships that qualify for due process-denying "domestic violence" gun prohibitions (the so-called "boyfriend loophole"); and ban standard capacity magazines (the should-be-called "freedom loophole"). Those are just what she proposed to begin working on - her further desires, announced at a press conference under the armed protection of police outnumbering reporters - include for "Congress to ban assault weapons [sic] and strengthen anti-terrorist legislation by passing the common sense 'No Fly, No Buy' ban." The transfer ban legislation was introduced in November. With "private transfers" essentially outlawed in 2015, and with no limit on how long government can take to complete its check. Per Oregon Firearms Federation (OFF): There is NO limit on how long the Oregon State Police can take to complete a check. There are people who have waited two years. If the State Police claim they need information from another state, and that state simply refuses to cooperate, a perfectly qualified person can be "delayed" on a purchase forever. (See further OFF analysis.) Along with that bill, two other efforts meriting scrutiny have been announced for introduction when the legislature reconvenes in February: a bill to have dealers accept and store guns owned by people with mental issues (and how a family member could take it from the owner without making that an illegal transfer is unclear), and a bill requiring gun dealers to display and provide "educational" suicide prevention materials, which, per OFF, must include "Multiple versions ... to reflect the different local values and cultures within this state." To read more, or make a comment on this post, GO HERE .If you believe in the mission of Oath Keepers, to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, please consider making a donation to support our work.   You can donate HERE.

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