Gun Control Fight This Morning in the Senate

Gun Control Fight This Morning in the Senate
The Senate Majority is trying to kill the filibuster to shut down the most effective minority tool to stop bad bills.

Colorado ––(Ammoland.com)- There’s a big fight brewing in the U.S. Senate…

…. no, wait. Not brewing. It’s boiled over.

Senator Harry Reid is pushing for rules to enable gun control in the U.S. Senate.

And unless you act NOW, he just may pass those rules — and enable gun control for decades to come.

Harry Reid is pushing Senate Resolution 10, which does away with the tool that has stopped more gun control in America than anything else: the filibuster in the U.S. Senate.

Please take just a few minutes to call your Senators.

Tell them both to oppose changing the rules in the Senate, and that you’ll be watching their vote.

You see, our founding fathers put the filibuster in place as a last line of defense against a government run amok.

And it’s the last real hurdle Harry Reid needs to overcome to enact gun control.

The truth is that virtually every gun control scheme ever offered in Congress has had to face the filibuster. And anti-gunners like Sarah Brady have to devise schemes to get around it.

And this time, the gun-haters believe they have a way around the filibuster: just do away with it.

Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid wants to get rid of the filibuster rule precisely because it has stopped so much liberal, anti-gun legislation.

So please, make those two phone calls, and send those two e-mails, and do them as soon as possible. Any delay means you might miss the vote.

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Tell them both to oppose changing the rules in the Senate, and that you’ll be watching their vote.