Obama and the U.N. Treaty may be signed yet

Last month, with a lot of help from Barack Obama, the United Nations passed its global gun ban treaty.

And now, Obama is expected to sign this freedom-crushing disaster as soon as June 3rd — just days from now!!
 

The only way you and I can stop the Obama-U.N. collusion from trampling our Second Amendment freedoms is through the U.S. Senate.

 

Your signed petition is the best tool we have against this attack on our gun rights and our national sovereignty. We need to line the halls of the Senate with boxes and boxes of these petitions — and every petition counts, starting with yours!

We need to send a clear message to every Senator that they have only two choices: Side with us and stop the U.N. gun ban treaty...or start looking for a new job at election time.

So please, sign your petition today...we have zero time to lose. And after you do, I hope that you'll make a much-needed contribution to NRA-ILA so we can WIN THIS FIGHT.

We need to hammer key battleground states with hard-hitting radio and T.V. ads. We need to blanket the Senate with millions of these petitions. We need to put our grassroots boots on the ground and win every last vote we need to stop this dangerous treaty before it becomes the law of the land.

Congressman Stockman says ggodbye to Michele Bachmann

After much prayer and consideration my friend and colleague Michele Bachmann has decided she will not run for re-election next year.

     If you would like to send her a thank-you note, please do so at michelebachmann.com.

     With Obama planning wholesale government takeovers of virtually every sector of the economy while using government agencies to attack his critics, now more than ever we must fight to keep constitutional conservatives in Congress.

 

     The radical Left defeated Allen West last year.

 

 

 

Warmest wishes,

          Congressman Steve Stockman

 

     P.S. My friend and colleague Michele Bachmann has decided she will not run for re-election next year.

 

 

Obama's Goons violate the 1st Amendment

Since this ghetto rat has been in office the U.S. Secret Service and police have been allowed to violate your constitutional rights. If you talk bad about him or protest peacefully they arrest you and visit you at your home or place of work. Listen up OBAMA and all you other shit bag ghetto rat loven ass holes in office none of you have the right to violate civil rights. I don't care if the NDAA gives you that right the constitution gives me the right to arrest and come after a tyranny government for treason. But when you quote the Constitution these arrogant pricks take it as a threat. Well we take this action a threat so Obama needs to be impeached or arrested for treason. But when ever this nigger comes in police start violating constitutional rights. II'm going to be there tomorrow protesting I dare the Chicago Police to arrest me because the minute those cuffs go on that officer's life will be changed for the worst I would love for him or her to explain why they will be losing their home, cars, and bank accounts.

More than 100 demonstrators over various subjects waved signs and chanted outside the Chicago Hilton hotel where President Obama will attend a fundraiser tonight, hours after arrests were made there.
 About half had gathered to express their frustration with ongoing deportations of immigrants and with the immigration bill that is pending in Congress.

Some of the others waved red signs opposing the Keystone XL Pipeline. About a dozen abortion opponents also were gathered at the protest site, on the east side of the 700 block of South Michigan Avenue, with signs depicting aborted fetuses."I don't know what he has in his head to come in and fundraise for politicians a week after 50 schools got shut down in Chicago," said Esteban Burgoa, an Iraq war vet who was born in Mexico and carried a sign that urged an end to deportations, among other things. "Why doesn't he raise money for the educators?"

The demonstration was organized in part by immigration activists, including Undocumented Illinois, a coalition of groups across the state that want deportations halted as Congress works out an immigration reform bill.

"We're seeing people that would qualify for the reform be deported and displaced," said Xanat Sobrevilla, 25, an organizer from Chicago Ridge. "They are community members, they are parents, they are workers."

Twelve protesters who were expressing that message were arrested earlier today after they staged a sit-in outside the hotel, Sobrevilla said.

The eight female and four male protesters were taken into custody a little after 9:45 a.m. after they blocked traffic and refused to move, said Police News Affairs Officer John Mirabelli.

They were expected to be charged with reckless conduct, obstructing or resisting the actions of a police officer, and obstructing a roadway, all misdemeanors, Mirabelli said.

Alfonso Seiva, of Pilsen, said he was there to "remind Obama of the Latino people."

"Nothing happened in the last four years and nothing is happening now," Seiva said as he held a large sign that said "Stop Deportation."

Others said they disapprove of the immigration bill under consideration in the Senate.

"We don't accept it; we believe it's not a just reform," said Vicki Cervantes, of the Coalition for Migrant Justice. "It creates semi-legal status where people don't have full rights. It leaves people still vulnerable."

Obama is in town for two fundraisers hosted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. After speaking at the Hilton this evening, he will attend the second fundraiser at a private residence.

Illinois congress violates 4th Amendment

Illinois: Right to Carry Legislation Endangered in Springfield 

Vote on Flawed Bill Imminent- Contact your state Senator TODAY!

This week, in another attempt to skirt the United States Court of Appeals ruling to institute Right to Carry in Illinois, anti-gun state Senators are racing to force votes on severely flawed House Bill 183 with Amendment 4.  This faulty concealed carry legislation does not have total firearms preemption safeguards, and instead attempts to exempt certain municipalities from any “shall-issue” mandate and allow individual towns to expand the list of places statewide that are off-limits to anyone carrying a concealed firearm for self-defense.  If such exemptions are adopted, a large percentage of Illinois’ population would be denied the ability to carry a concealed firearm for self-defense based on their residency and the confusing patchwork of laws will put ALL gun owners statewide at risk of felony prosecution.  Additionally, Senate President John Cullerton plans to further punish those who are concealed carrying by omitting provisions to safeguard carry in your vehicle, ban carry in restaurants and increase penalties for violating some of the arbitrary and deeply flawed provisions of the bill.

Call your state Senator TODAY:  Tell him or her that any compromise and vote in favor of this type of legislation is a vote against Right to Carry.  Demand their opposition to House Bill 183 with Amendment 4, and any anti-gun legislation.

 

Goerge Zimmerman case update

Trayvon Martin Drug Photos Can't Be Mentioned, Says Judge

Illinois concealed carry still violates constitution

Illinois House passes concealed carry law

May 24, 2013Gov. Pat Quinn.Photo by: Bloomberg(AP) — Gun owners in the only state still banning concealed weapons would win that right under a plan approved by the Illinois House on Friday, but the governor and other powerful Democrats oppose the plan because it would wipe out local gun ordinances — including Chicago's ban on assault weapons.The proposal was brokered by House Speaker Michael Madigan, a Chicago Democrat, as a way to abide by afederal appeals court's ruling that ordered the state to adopt a concealed-carry law by June 9. But the plan has drawn strong opposition, with Gov. Pat Quinn calling it a "massive overreach" because of the way it would curb local firearms regulations.Chief among those regulations is Chicago's ban on assault-style weapons, which would be stricken from the books. That's a deal-breaker for Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who backs tough restrictions to curb gun violence in the nation's third largest city."This legislation is wrong for Illinois. It was wrong yesterday in committee, it's wrong today, and it's wrong for the future of public safety in our state," Quinn said in a statement after the House vote."The principle of home rule is an important one. As written, this legislation is a massive overreach that would repeal critical gun safety ordinances," he said. "I will not support this bill and I will work with members of the Illinois Senate to stop it in its tracks."The measure would require Illinois State Police to issue a permit to any applicant who has a Firearm Owners Identification card, completes required training, passes a background check, and pays a $150 fee. But it significantly broadens the places where guns would be prohibited, including mass-transit buses and trains, which was a demand of Chicago Democrats.The legislation is being sponsored by Rep. Brandon Phelps, a southern Illinois Democrat and ardent gun-rights supporter whose more permissive plan failed by seven votes last month.Madigan stepped in after that failed vote, and the resulting plan would pre-empt any city or county gun regulation, such as taxes on gun sales or requirements for reporting lost or stolen guns. Phelps and Madigan argue that it would be best to have one statewide law to reduce confusion and have future restrictions get state legislators' approval in Springfield.But Quinn's office said the pre-emption would jeopardize public safety.The legislation also is opposed by Senate President John Cullerton, a Chicago Democrat like Quinn and Madigan. The Senate's plan would only pre-empt local laws by requiring them to adopt concealed-carry laws. Opponents of Phelps' plan note that the only issue that the federal court addressed was conceal-and-carry, not other gun provisions.The legislation was forced by a 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in December that decreed the state's ban on concealed carry unconstitutional. The court gave lawmakers until June 9 to enact a law.

U.n. moved in to Maine

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