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Look him in the eyes and say Sorry Doug or maybe, We Misunderstood Ya Doug , or perhaps Way to Go Doug! For all the flak he s taken, it s high time for some conservative, libertarian, and gun-toting love for Doug!
The House passed the final version of HB1383 by an 80-12 vote. The Senate approved the measure 40-7. With Gov. Burgum’s signature, the law went into immediate effect.
The law prohibits a state agency or political subdivision, along with law enforcement officers or individuals employed by a state agency or political subdivision, from providing assistance to a federal agency or official, or from acting independently with respect to the investigation, prosecution, or enforcement of a violation of a federal statute, order, rule, or regulation purporting to regulate a firearm, firearm accessory, or firearm ammunition enacted after January 1, 2021, if the federal action more restrictive than state law.
judge napalitano: that s the appropriate response because of the free market. if jerry jones orders the cowboys to kneel during the national anthem and one of them decides to stand sandra: someone can t cancel there s obstructions marie: i m saying the nfl shouldn t make a rule. the president is trying to make this about the military and the people protesting it are focusing on a totally different issue. this has become partisan and the fact is part of a fund-raising pitch harris: we have to go, we ll be right back.
going into a midterm with no legislation? if they want to spend their time relitigating and be obsessed with hillary clinton, they re showing them selves of being incapable of anything. they need to focus on legislating and get over hillary clinton. judge napalitano: the justice department does not like to prosecute or indict its predecessors because it doesn t want to be scrutinized. it s a common culture and government today in both political parties. harris: how many creatures in that swamp? teething they fight over the food? katie: all those things are rolling around in different departments. harris: it s a great point, why doesn t this attorney general step up and do what he can do in terms of prosecuting hillary clinton? marie: maybe there isn t,
for the president? katie: i think so if you look at what people and alabama are saying who voted for ryan moore, they believe the president was somehow pushed into supporting luther strange. judge napalitano: i gave you that look because it roy moore was ahead by five points until the weekend when donald trump and mike pence came and then he won by ten points. i think he made a profound mistake. katie: thing is a huge mistake and it made no sense for the president to support luther strange especially when mitch mcconnell who is one of the most unpopular politicians in the country was backing him. judge napalitano: was mitch mcconnell backing luther strange because luther strange is more of a yes-man for mitch mcconnell and roy moore is more of a rand paul, a more independent thinker much the republicans? marie: i think he wanted some one who is interested in governing. cannons like roy moore , he would say he s a bomb thrower. certain candidates may win
data, we look at their special media now, we have always set as a country that we believe you should vent people, but we accept people fleeing violence, war. refugees, we re not talking about century cities, illegal immigration, those are two different things. katie: we are still one of the most generous countries in the world when it comes to bringing in refugees. what about the legal perspective of how we can but these people, what is the president s authority to lower the cap? judge napalitano: for better or worse, the congress has given the president absolute authority to determine what the cap is. in fact, only the president, only the executive branch has the tools with which to engage the vetting you re talking abou about.