Via David Codrea
The fallout from two recent Supreme Court rulings is receiving needed
attention, as it’s up to activist gun owners to keep apprised of
looming threats and opportunities, and to minimize damage/maximize gains
of case outcomes. For one decision, Gun Owners of America has been at
the forefront of warning against the anti-gun dangers hidden in Obamacare. On the flip side, some are looking at the same sex marriage ruling
to prompt states to recognize concealed carry permits. But as important
as those concerns are, they may ultimately become moot points if a case
SCOTUS declined to hear is an indicator of things to come . . .
“The Supreme Court … refused to accept a case which sought to allow
states to supplement a federal voter registration form so as to require
proof of citizenship to vote,” Legal Insurrection reported Monday. “This is not just a battle of forms. It’s a battle for preventing theft of elections.”
“A new study … indicated that 6.4 percent of all non-citizens voted
illegally in the 2008 presidential election, and 2.2 percent in the 2010
midterm,” National Review reported in November.
“Given that 80 percent of non-citizens lean Democratic … Al Franken’s
312-vote win in the 2008 Minnesota U.S. Senate race [is] one likely
tipped by non-citizen voting.”
While Obamacare is cited as a law that was passed by adding Franken’s 60th
vote to the total, his hostility to gun rights and his affirmation of
anti-gun nominees to administration and federal court positions were
also enabled by his questionable win. A co-sponsor
of the “Large Capacity Ammunition Feeding Device Act,” which called for
up to a 10-year prison sentence for violations, Franken is rated “F” by
both the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America.
Still, the High Court’s deliberate indifference may have been based
on recognizing that ascertaining proof of citizenship may itself soon be
a moot point if establishment Democrats and Republicans have their way.
That’s because the Obama administration is paving a “pathway to citizenship” for foreign nationals illegally residing in the U.S. Likely Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has pledged that as a priority. And GOP leadership and current flip-flopping frontrunner
Jeb Bush are servicing their Chamber of Commerce patrons to ensure a
continued source of “cheap” (meaning paid for by everyone else) labor.
Add to that an overlooked but undeniable danger identified by activist and journalist Rick Oltman in an exclusive report
the media and political establishments have ignored, but that merits
widespread attention: Expect a “massive naturalization of legal
permanent residents [LPRs] before the 2016 election,” a move that will
overwhelmingly favor Democrats.
That’s especially dangerous, because the Democrat Party includes “gun control” as a central part of its national platform:
Read the rest @ http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/07/david-codrea/case-scotus-didnt-hear-points-to-larger-concern-for-gun-owners/
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