Rep. Richard Hudson has introduced legislation for national concealed carry reciprocity.
Considering what happened earlier this month, is there any hope the 117th Congress with Democrats now firmly in control of both the Senate and House, plus the Oval Office will even consider Congressman Richard Hudson’s Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act?
Not likely, as the gun prohibition lobby has the ear of the Capitol Hill majority, and they’re going to exploit the events of Jan. 6th for as long as possible.
Hudson’s legislation has been introduced before, and it has merit. This time around, it had 154 co-sponsors from both sides if the aisle which is a record. In a press release, Hudson called his bill “a common sense solution” to solving a long-running problem. One does not leave his or her right to bear arms at a state border.
buy a gun. we couldn t even get that passed. well, it s happening at a time now whereas you well know there is actually legislation moving through congress to extend concealed carry, concealed carry reciprocity, you can carry in some states that are outlawed. is that the kind of measure going to get through congress even in the wake of shooting like this. and they had a legislation doctors could not report gunshot wounds. fortunately that was defeated. this is the kind of thing going on. obviously here there has to be some mental health problem as well. and so when are we going to wake up and start addressing mental health? you know, often times in the wake of this, beyond the question about missed warning signs or warning signs not acted upon, is the question of what