(1/7) @SpeakerRyan is wrong about our amendment to block gun sales to known/suspected terrorists. #Enough
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(3/7) This is the same process already in place for individuals denied through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
(4/7) If necessary, the individual could then sue the government in court and recover attorney’s fees.
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(5/7) It's also important to remember that 0.5% of the FBI's Terrorist Screening Database is Americans—fewer than 5,000 people.
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(6/7) 99.5% of the database is foreign nationals and many are legally allowed to buy guns in this country.
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so uh guilty until proven innocent?
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When did citizens have to sue to get their constitutional rights? The govt is supposed to prove you're guilty first.
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@DLoIndustries guilty until proven innocent. Pretty scary to change due process of law especially if Trump is elected.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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thanks for sharing Sen Dianne Feinstein, have a great Saturday :)
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Ludicrous! Imagine the time and effort to get this done in such an inefficient system!
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No. Absolutely not. You can't have our AR-15s either. Administrative federal court? Every bureaucracy becomes a nightmare.
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Not everyone has tons of cash lying around from giving insider information to their spouse like you do,
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