Tell Congress Not to Pass Gun Control During the Lame Duck Session

By Erich Pratt

ALERT: Tell Congress not to pass gun control during the “lame duck” session. >>
We may have elected a terrific line-up of pro-2A candidates, but we’re not in the clear just yet…
The time between the November elections and the swearing in of new members of Congress and our next President is known as the “lame duck” session.
It’s during this period that Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer can try and ram through any last-minute gun control packages before the door hits them on the way out.
When Obama left the White House, gun owners had to fight to repeal numerous executive orders imposing gun control that he signed on his way out — including a gun ban for Social Security beneficiaries and a lead ammunition ban.
And just last week, Senate Democrats held a gun control hearing to push more restrictions before Republicans take over in January.
And with multiple pieces of legislation on the horizon – including an authorization of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and an omnibus spending bill – there will be plenty of opportunities for anti-gunners to try and sneak in gun control measures like “assault weapons” bans or Universal Registration Checks.
In the past, anti-gunners have attempted to hide Red

Source: Gun Owners of America