Missouri
nullifies federal gun control, passing
a law that bars the state from enforcing all federal gun
control statutes, “past, present or future”:
The
legislation specifically bans all
state employees
from enforcing or attempting to enforce any acts running counter to the
proposed law. Such a tactic is an extremely effective way to stop a
federal government busting at the seams. Even the National
Governors
Association admitted the same recently when they sent out a press
release noting that “States are partners with the federal government in
implementing most federal programs.”
That
means states can create impediments to enforcing and implementing “most
federal programs.”
On federal gun control measures, Judge Andrew Napolitano
suggested
that a single state standing down would make federal gun laws “nearly
impossible to enforce” within that state.
We
have another session of complete minority;
we’ll be doing well to stand off more of Michael Paymar and Heather
Martens’ bills.
This
is one of the things that you get when the adults take over.
