The Newest Gun Control Legislation
Well as predicted, it didn’t take the democrats long, with Obama as the leader, to propose another odious gun control bill. HR 45 H.R. 45 - Summary: Blair Holt's Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act of 2009 (GovTrack.us) is aimed at restricting guns. It will force people to get a mandatory gun license and requires licensees that move to register a current address within a prescribed period of time or face a penalty. It will creates a tracking database for licensees with the risk of this database being obtained by not so upstanding citizens giving them access to who and what guns you own. It would make it a crime to allow someone under 18 years of age to have access to your firearm and it would give the U.S. Attorney General broad authority over the program (we know how successful they are with other government run programs). These are just a few of the onerous problems within the bill.
Luckily, as of now, there are no co-sponsors to the bill, and there is very little chance it will be adopted; but let one major gun related incident occur and I am certain more liberals will jump on the bandwagon.
Since obesity seems to be an ever-increasing problem, why don’t we ask the government to regulate our utensils and certainly all the snack foods and fast foods? Obesity must be the fault of something other than the individual. We could fine any individual who knowingly sells or gives someone who is 25 pounds overweight any access to the utensil or food.
Too many good men and women have fought to protect our constitutional right to bear arms and I for one will not allow this to change without a fight.
The picture below is by far the best remedy I have seen for controlling the gun control liberals and I am certain we could get donations to buy each one of them their very own
posted by Anonymous at 5:53 AM
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Wow! With Hanson gone from the hospital, you have switched your obsessive hate to Obama. I can't imagine what it must be like to live or work with such a rigid know-it-all.
I'd have to say after following this blog for 2years, the anonymous poster that keeps hammering the good Doctor has no room to talk about being obsessed.
The only thing he has done is critisize and condemn the doctor.
There have been so many different topics over the past 2 plus years that his comments reinforce the obsessive dislike he has for the doctor.
By the way, I have heard nothing but positive things since Hanson has left Floyd. I guess the good doctor was correct in his assessment and persistance in helping rid Floyd of him
Ask the hospital employees who aren't getting raises this year how much they think things are better.
What do you expect when Hanson lost $20 million dollars before he was fired.
You just can't make that up in a year.
If they would have fired him when HB wanted it done, the hospital wouldn't have had to go through this fiasco.
Regarding, "What do you expect when Hanson lost $20 million dollars before he was fired."
Just where did you come up with that number? Let's see some proof. You are really playing free and loose with misinformation--you must be HB in disguise.
Ask the County Commissioners. If they are honest, they will tell you the range of loss was anywhere between 14 and 20 million depending on what numbers are used.
Look at the audit. It is public information
The one audit report can be obtained here
http://www.in.gov/sboa/resources/reports/audit/Default.aspx
As accounting practices, there are many ways to look at the numbers.
Bottom line is that Floyd lost millions under Hanson and he and the CFO were terminated because of it.
Spin it however you want, but the good doctor was correct and you are obsessed in continuing to try and condemn him.
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