Not really. The constitution says, this is what the Feds can or can't do. The 10th amendment says the rest goes to the states. The second is pretty simple....
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
There is VERY little I agree with Obama, but he was correct when is said the that constitutions is charter of negative liberties. It's designed to stop the government.
Obama on radio
The federal government has taken it's role WAY beyond the intended purpose. The only way this monster will stop is by the states pushing back....GO TEXAS GO.
For example, this one issue will become very interesting to debate; guns and pot. We now have several states that have legalized it for recreational use, and we, here in Illinois for medical use. At my last meeting with an ATF agent, I asked what i do for someone that is legal to purchase medical marijuana. They told me that anybody that had a medicinal card was to be consider and addict, and would not be able to properly be approved for a 4473 form.
Nowhere in the constitution does it say....the people of the united states of America can't smoke pot. Therefore, if it's not in there, it's left to the states to decide.
Stay tuned, this issue is not going away, and I think it will be challenged in the supreme court soon, and the Feds will loose.
That's my 2 cents on steroids, making it a whole dime.
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
There is VERY little I agree with Obama, but he was correct when is said the that constitutions is charter of negative liberties. It's designed to stop the government.
Obama on radio
The federal government has taken it's role WAY beyond the intended purpose. The only way this monster will stop is by the states pushing back....GO TEXAS GO.
For example, this one issue will become very interesting to debate; guns and pot. We now have several states that have legalized it for recreational use, and we, here in Illinois for medical use. At my last meeting with an ATF agent, I asked what i do for someone that is legal to purchase medical marijuana. They told me that anybody that had a medicinal card was to be consider and addict, and would not be able to properly be approved for a 4473 form.
Nowhere in the constitution does it say....the people of the united states of America can't smoke pot. Therefore, if it's not in there, it's left to the states to decide.
Stay tuned, this issue is not going away, and I think it will be challenged in the supreme court soon, and the Feds will loose.
That's my 2 cents on steroids, making it a whole dime.
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