That would take a separate legislation rather than adding on to an existing reciprocity bill. I don't see that in the future just yet. Free states wouldn't allow it.
Just attach it to the coming NDAA that funds pretty much everything! Fuck them...
Is simple, I pass the RIDICULOUS NY requirements to possess, I "should" be able to carry everywhere else because they're mostly less stringent than NY to obtain. We have nothing to lose with National Reciprocity! And fuck the NRA money grabbers who would attach any artificial embellishment in order to enjoy this "Right" across State lines!
Wonder when States are going to clamp down on free speech of non-residents!?!?
. I don't really care how we get there, problems can be tweaked afterward.
National Reciprocity isn't a Federally issued permit.You say that now. But if the feds were in control and the lib-cunts decided they dont want it anymore, then, in the middle of the night they will toss it. End of ccw.
The national reciprocity Is just a distraction.......keeps the FUDDS small minds occupied while other more important issues are ignored.
Exactly. Same as a DL, state issues it all the rest honor it.National Reciprocity isn't a Federally issued permit.
I think we'd all be better off if the left and right split the country and went their separate ways.isn't it amazingly coincidental how whenever pro gun laws are running thru and close to fruition, some crazy liberal decides to shoot up and commit mass murder?
I do not believe that there is any federal statute that requires any state to accept any other state's driver's license or other legal documents. States' acceptance of other states' documentation is customary, but voluntary since it is a states' rights issue.Just pass a law stating that every other State must honor your permit just like they do drivers licenses.
I lived in Wisconsin for a bit, and still know many there. It is a bit of a strange state,- areas of extreme liberalism (Madison and Milwaukee), - and they can be socially very liberal in some respects.Deport Ryan!!
I was born there. Most of my extended family is still there too.I lived in Wisconsin for a bit, and still know many there. It is a bit of a strange state,- areas of extreme liberalism (Madison and Milwaukee), - and they can be socially very liberal in some respects.
Getting rid of that POS RINO Ryan will take the perfect candidate threading the needle through Election Day. Personally, I fear we are going to be stuck with him for quite a while.
9I do not believe that there is any federal statute that requires any state to accept any other state's driver's license or other legal documents. States' acceptance of other states' documentation is customary, but voluntary since it is a states' rights issue.
There have been periods when groups of states have threatened to stop accepting specific other states' driver's licenses as proof of identity when the latter states wanted to give licenses to illegals with very questionable documentation.
A state-issued driver's license is different from a federally issued identification such as a passport.