Is Wolf Pa's Obama-like gun salesman?

[Bang]

Dealers at Oaks, in men's room waiting line, were talking about high numbers of guns they sold, beginning at opening time today (Saturday). Mentioned this to a friend, who reminded Wolf is in office and has plans.

[akley88]

Dealers at Oaks, in men's room waiting line, were talking about high numbers of guns they sold, beginning at opening time today (Saturday). Mentioned this to a friend, who reminded Wolf is in office and has plans.

I'm sure wolf would like to push his agenda, but luckily the state has alot of pro-gunners to protect the 2nd amendment.

[PAMedic=F|A=]

I'm sure wolf would like to push his agenda, but luckily the state has alot of pro-gunners to protect the 2nd amendment.

We could use more.....

[nfafan]

We could use more.....

True that. We lost one in the Guvnah's mansion. Not enough pro-2A voters.

As long as the Wolf voters get hurt the hardest from his policies... justice.

[Qtrborecrazy]

My question would be, how far can Wolf go in making law or using executive action under the Pa. constitution?

[God's Country]

Just what we need are gun show panic rumors.

My question would be, how far can Wolf go in making law or using executive action under the Pa. constitution?

Almost nothing.
Rendell got nothing and Wolf will get the same response.

[Solaran_X]

Pennsylvania is likely safe for gun owners for the next couple election cycles at least. Republicans control the Assembly, so the odds of any gun control bill making it to Wolf to sign is extremely small (but not impossible - some Republicans aided the NY SAFE Act, after all).

Nationally, we should be reasonably safe for at least the next two years with Republicans controlling the House and Senate. Potentially longer unless the Republicans really screw the pooch (which is fully without their powers).

[akley88]

Pennsylvania is likely safe for gun owners for the next couple election cycles at least. Republicans control the Assembly, so the odds of any gun control bill making it to Wolf to sign is extremely small (but not impossible - some Republicans aided the NY SAFE Act, after all).

Nationally, we should be reasonably safe for at least the next two years with Republicans controlling the House and Senate. Potentially longer unless the Republicans really screw the pooch (which is fully without their powers).

the good news is that it seems like public opinion has improved to the side of pro- 2nd amendment for now. that could change tomorrow, but for now it will help

[Noah_Zark]

If ISIS starts kidnapping US citizens here at home and sawing their heads off, 2A support will skyrocket.

Noah

[jakebrake]

I don't think he is. he will be billed as such (let's be honest...gun dealers have to survive, too). but, at the end of the day, he will find out he's nothing more than a one-term paper tiger.