Missouri Bill To Protect 2nd Amendment Right Introduced To Block Obama's Executive Orders On Gun

By Susan Duclos

Via CBS local St Louis:

Today, President Barack Obama will unveil his plans to reduce gun
violence and, due to a lack of congressional support, Mr. Obama could
fall back on executive orders.

But that’s not sitting well with one Republican Missouri State Representative. Casey Guernsey (R-Bethany) introduced legislation yesterday which he says would stop any executive order.

“It is simply legislation to protect the basic Second Amendment
rights given to Missouri citizens in the Constitution to keep and bear
arms in their homes,”
he said. “The real problem and the real issue and one I found people
don’t seem to focus on is the fact that we got an administration willing
to cut into our Second Amendment right by executive order which, by
view of a lot of people in Missouri that I’ve been talking to over the
last couple months, is unconstitutional in and of itself.”

We can expect to see similar bills introduced across the country as well as legal challenges to Obama gun grab agenda by decree aka executive orders.

Wyoming has also introduced legislation which threatens to have any person or persons attempting to enforce any federal gun bans in their state, arrested, jailed and fined. (Wyoming bill embedded here)

 Texas lawmaker has also proposed similar legislation.

A Kentucky Sheriff has stated his office ‘would not comply” with Obama’s attack on Second Amendment rights.

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