Will the next Sen Majority Leader push a federal red flag law?

[Matt Collins]

I asked him directly myself:


https://youtube.com/shorts/mjPG3pnMUh8


Here is an article about it:

https://bigleaguepolitics.substack.com/p/did-florida-senator-rick-scott-just

 

[sparebulb]

I asked him directly myself:


https://youtube.com/shorts/mjPG3pnMUh8

That sounds like a big YES.

Republican gun control is the best type of gun control.

And I know of a guy who just might be in the white house to sign it...............

 

[PAF]

That sounds like a big YES.

Republican gun control is the best type of gun control.

And I know of a guy who just might be in the white house to sign it...............

+ REP to you and [MENTION=991]Matt Collins[/MENTION]


From the article:

Scott has a long anti-gun track record. Back in 2018, after the Parkland High School massacre in Florida, a Republican trifecta passed SB 7026, which implemented a bump stock ban, an increase in the age to buy a firearm, and a red flag gun confiscation order.

Everything that the prior president insisted on time and time again.


That, combined with Trump's signing into law the Fix NICS Act of 2017, his proposed Agenda47 Nationalized [Rudy Giuliani] "Stop and Frisk" and Militarized LEO Immunity, sure makes him a "lesser threat" than Harris. Trump even stated that he wants to use Federal Funding for all of this.



Where is [MENTION=3169]Anti Federalist[/MENTION] this morning, I wanted to talk about hot wings and bikes.

 

[Anti Globalist]

Better not, or they'll be feeling the wrath of my strongly worded letters.

 

[unknown]

Considering the fact that he's the same one who signed Florida's Red Coat gun confiscation bill into law...