FUCKING BREAKING!!! Texas introduces law to nullify ALL federal gun laws within the state!!!!!!!

you are both correct. even though the authority may exist for a sheriff to arrest a sitting president, if a sheriff tried that he would undoubtedly be shot dead in his tracks by the presisents secret service contingent. that is a fact and you can take it to the bank.

Simply because I'm a proud Okie. Haha. You know there is that unspoken agreement that Texas and Oklahoma give each other shit all the time. But I LOVE this.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but HELL YES Texas!!

Wrong

You will never pass this! They can propose till they are blue in the face but Barry is gonna VETO each time every time!

Why indeed

Texas is becoming that kid who takes a massive sloppy turd on your coffee table (while staring at your face) when he doesnt get his way. Lol.

And they would be subsequently be convicted of capital murder.

Which in this state means we'd kill 'em back.

Granted, there exists the possibility of a Presidential pardon, but that would result in impeachment, most likely.

LMAO, shoulda known! Okie from Muskogee? OU sucks BTW, lol.

Link comes up as an invalid bill number.

Texas is becoming that kid who takes a massive sloppy turd on your coffee table (while staring at your face) when he doesnt get his way. Lol.

Link comes up as an invalid bill number.

[link to www.legis.state.tx.us]
Correct link.

Proud to be a Texan right now

Thanks for pointing that out. It was the right link on p1, but there was a ] afterward, and this broke the link. I've removed it so the link should work now.

You will never pass this! They can propose till they are blue in the face but Barry is gonna VETO each time every time!

Or..the feds could refuse air traffic services to TX like they did the last time TX got testy. Worked like a charm.

Just wanted to drop in and say I'm a Texan and I'll be contacting my representatives right away! Everyone else here should do the same!

I live in Texas...and would support such a law...but the legislature is not in session. So how can a proposal have a bill number?

So this is not true at this moment.

"AUSTIN, November 14, 2014– A Texas legislator has introduced a new bill to derail the enforcement of virtually all federal gun control measures within the state’s borders.

“With this bill, Texas could help lead the country forward,” said Scott Landreth, campaign lead for ShallNot.org, a project of the Tenth Amendment Center that advocates for states to protect their citizens from federal overreach. “Passage would have serious impact on the federal government’s ability to carry out its unconstitutional gun control measures already on the books.”

Landreth has suggested that this could create a domino effect.

Introduced by newly re-elected State Representative Tim Kleinschmidt (R-Lexington), House Bill 176 (HB176) declares all federal restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms to be “invalid” and “not enforceable” within the state of Texas. It bill reads, in part:

A federal law, including a statute, an executive, administrative, or court order, or a rule, that infringes on a law-abiding citizen’s right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution or Section 23, Article I, Texas Constitution, is invalid and not enforceable in this state.

If passed into law, all government agencies and employees within Texas would be banned from enforcing any federal law in violation of the act. The prohibition on enforcement includes any federal legislation that:

(1) imposes a tax, fee, or stamp on a firearm, firearm accessory, or firearm ammunition that is not common to all other goods and services and may be reasonably expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by a law-abiding citizen;

(2) requires the registration or tracking of a firearm, firearm accessory, or firearm ammunition or the owners of those items that may be reasonably expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by a law-abiding citizen;

(3) prohibits the possession, ownership, use, or transfer of a firearm, firearm accessory, or firearm ammunition by a law-abiding citizen;

(4) orders the confiscation of a firearm, firearm accessory, or firearm ammunition from a law-abiding citizen."

The link is being marked as spam for some reason. It's on Ben Swann's site. Here's the link to the bill: [link to www.legis.state.tx.us]

And they would be subsequently be convicted of capital murder.

Which in this state means we'd kill 'em back.

Granted, there exists the possibility of a Presidential pardon, but that would result in impeachment, most likely.

doubtful. besides the best way to deal with this run away federal govt is to simply secede from the union. an armed conflict would only result in further enslavement one the federal forces quashed the rebellion. secession, peacefully done is the best way. america as we knew it and grew up in is dead forever. besides, what do i have in common with say someone in california or new york? me being a tennesseean, nothing at all thats what. and honestly i dont want to be part of a nation that they are part of. due to the way the federal legislature and the electoral vote system is set up states like ny and ca have far too much power.