At least Bush made the Patriot act so it would expire. Stupid Democraps extended it. And, the TSA wasn't so intrusive until it was allowed to go into it's current grand expansion and the same with the DHS. The biggest problem I have with Bush is that during his last few years in office he allowed Pelosi and the Democrats to define him with out lifting one finger to defend himself. I don't know why he did that but I really hated his silence in reply to their lies.
Quote from budcampbell: I just sent in my complaint. First time ever. The dude wants a different set of rules for himself. He can't take it like a man. So bud is sending complaints on me . Bud constantly comes into threads insulting me when I didn't insult him(I keep him on ignore to avoid trading insults with him) Here are just a few examples of bud coming into threads insulting me when I did not insult him
The same Reagan who gave amnesty to illegals,banned automatic weapons,supported Clinton's assault weapons ban,passed the tax laws allowing the poor to pay no taxes ,started free phone service for the poor(what republicans call Obama phones ) etc
Reagan thought he could believe the lying democraps to close the border. They didn't lift a finger after agreeing to do so. Reagan banned automatic weapons? Ahh, I think that was the National Firearms Act of 1934. Long before Reagan was President. And you say Reagan started Obama phones??!!! LOL Not in this world, moron. Quit kissing Rectum or you are going to catch that brain eating worm, too.
Lol. So now I am off ignore. Portraying yourself as the noble, innocent party I see. And I am not going to waste my time and go back finding your DHS and Union Army comments. You are definitely the all-time troll king. PS: you are deserving of every one of those comments.......
Machine Gun Ban As debate for FOPA was in its final stages in the House before moving on to the Senate, Rep. William J. Hughes (D-N.J.) proposed several amendments including House Amendment 777 to H.R. 4332 [4] that would ban a civilian from ownership or transfer rights of any fully automatic weapon which was not registered as of May 19, 1986. The amendment also held that any such weapon manufactured and registered before the May 19 cutoff date could still be legally owned and transferred by civilians. In the morning hours of April 10, 1986, the House held recorded votes on three amendments to FOPA in Record Vote No's 72, 73, and 74. Recorded Vote 72 was on H.AMDT. 776, an amendment to H.AMDT 770 involving the interstate sale of handguns; while Recorded Vote 74 was on H.AMDT 770, involving primarily the easing of interstate sales and the safe passage provision. Recorded Vote 74 was the controversial Hughes Amendment that called for the banning of machine guns. Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.), at the time presiding as Chairman over the proceedings, claimed that the "amendment in the nature of a substitute, as amended, was agreed to." However, after the voice vote on the Hughes Amendment, Rangel ignored a plea to take a recorded vote and moved on to Recorded Vote 74 where the Hughes Amendment failed.[5][6] The bill, H.R. 4332, as a whole passed in Record Vote No: 75 on a motion to recommit. Despite the controversial amendment, the Senate, in S.B. 49, adopted H.R. 4332 as an amendment to the final bill. The bill was subsequently passed and signed on May 19, 1986 by President Ronald Reagan to become Public Law 99-308, the Firearms Owners' Protection Act.
Quote from budcampbell: Lol. So now I am off ignore. Portraying yourself as the noble, innocent party I see. You are definitely the all-time troll king. pspr qouted you bud.I took you off to show a few examples of you following me around the forum insulting me.You are going back on ignore.Have a nice day Bud