Just a thought, but wouldn't this potentionally accelerate the timeframe for some states to implement mandatory use of (whatever) technology becomes available for firearm sales in their states (thinking California, New Jersey, others?)
Obama set to push for ‘smart gun’ tech despite concerns
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danez71
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In the report it said that San Francisco police chief committed already in Feb 2016.
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Congress can "fight" anything it wants but without 67 votes in the Senate, it can't stop a single regulation written by the Administration. Congress has passed at least three Congressional Review Acts in 2016 banning regulations developed by the Administration. They have been vetoed. And without 67 votes in the Senate, there is no override of the veto.
The Senate needs 60 votes to pass a bill. McConnell cannot find 60 votes in opposition to virtually any measure proposed by the President. And come January 4th, we'll have 16 days with Obama as President and Chuck Schuner as Majority Leader, at which time, Obama's SCOTUS nominee will be confirmed despite McConnell's assertions to the contrary.
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Been reading Grist, have we?
Natural gas is cheap. But Obama Mercury rules that were vacated by the Supreme Court shut down 387 coal plants before the vacatur went into effect. 42 coal plants have been shut down due to absurd regional haze rules. Plenty of coal fired plants have been shut down by regulations and not switched to natural gas. If the Midwest has a very hot summer, Obamunist energy policy will be evident in brownouts. And when the EPA regs and OSM rules that have been passed with the sole intended effect of raising mining costs do so artificially, that makes gas artificially cheaper.
Make no mistake, Obama has put more coal miners, rail workers, equipment manufacturers, and other coal dependent jobs out of work than fracking by a long shot.
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