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Ahhhh Friday!steveincowtown wrote:My pops use to say the same thing every time someone called for an employment reference...
"You would be lucky to get him to work for you."
In that same spirit I will say this. I believe all the current bills have the same chance of passing.
Several bills have been scheduled for public hearings. Did you set up alerts on the MyTLO site?RPBrown wrote:I know it is still a long way to the end but have not seen any movement on any gun bills since they were refered to committees. Are we stalled because the committee chairs are against them?
I have some of them set up but have not had time to set them all up. Have just been checking the Texas Firearms Coalition for updates though.RottenApple wrote:Several bills have been scheduled for public hearings. Did you set up alerts on the MyTLO site?RPBrown wrote:I know it is still a long way to the end but have not seen any movement on any gun bills since they were refered to committees. Are we stalled because the committee chairs are against them?
The TFC site doesn't update in real time. Of course, neither does MyTLO, but I'm betting that it updates before TFC. So I'd check there before assuming something has stalled or died. Personally, I set up alerts or all the bills on TFC plus a few others I wan to keep an eye on.RPBrown wrote:I have some of them set up but have not had time to set them all up. Have just been checking the Texas Firearms Coalition for updates though.RottenApple wrote:Several bills have been scheduled for public hearings. Did you set up alerts on the MyTLO site?RPBrown wrote:I know it is still a long way to the end but have not seen any movement on any gun bills since they were refered to committees. Are we stalled because the committee chairs are against them?
No state law can accomplish this goal.Bolton Strid wrote:Open question to Mr. Cotton, et al - is there any thought for anyone authoring a bill to prohibit federal agents from absconding with the registries of FFL dealers to prevent them from use as arbitrary databases - federal law already prohibits it does it not, but am wondering if a state statute would be a worthy effort to tighten things down with. Thanks!
Charles L. Cotton wrote:No state law can accomplish this goal.Bolton Strid wrote:Open question to Mr. Cotton, et al - is there any thought for anyone authoring a bill to prohibit federal agents from absconding with the registries of FFL dealers to prevent them from use as arbitrary databases - federal law already prohibits it does it not, but am wondering if a state statute would be a worthy effort to tighten things down with. Thanks!
Chas.