Just heard she's wanting to shorten the length of the permit from 7 years down to 5 and keep applicants fingerprints indefinitely.  Honestly, I figured they already kept the fingerprint records once you submitted them..

Link to story

She can buzz off and go pick booger’s in the mirror.

What justification does she offer? How many crimes have been committed by convicted felons in possession of a Florida CCW?

Isn't the time duration set by the FL Constitution? If so, princess nikki can suck a dikky.

Actually, she can suck a dikky anyway.

The way Democrats work is to make claim to power and authority they don't legally have and proceed as if they do.

For example, Pelosi stated that she has equal power as The President of The United States.

Worse case for them is they're caught doing it and stopped, but there's no downside to them for trying.

Every once in a while they get away with it.

….and so it begins!  What will be next if she accomplishes this?

Narcissist Nikki is just pissed at us for the artwork on all her, 20 years ago pic, gas pump stickers.

She doesn't set the requirements; the legislature does.

Gotta love how politicians from liberal counties want to set the rules for the whole state!

I thought I was the only one who did this!

best use of a black sharpie ever!

IT GET'S  WORSE!! Now She is using state money filing briefs aginst the pre-emption law; in an email from NRA-ILA Marion hammer wrote:

"The case is now before the 1st District Court of Appeals and, rather than uphold her oath, Nikki Fried SWITCHED SIDES and has filed a brief against the state.

I'm curious how Commissioner Fried can justify this sudden shift and shirking of her duties.  She was not a Plaintiff in the trial court.  She only became a Defendant in a lawsuit that was filed against her predecessor after she took office.  She is also a Cabinet Member who took the oath of office to support, protect, and defend the state.  Now, instead of doing her job to defend the state, she is attacking the laws of the government that she swore an oath to support, protect, and defend.

Further, she has used state resources (lawyers and staff paid with public funds) to draft a brief against the state and the laws created by the State Legislature.  In other words she is using YOUR TAX DOLLARS against a state law that protects YOU from politically motivated actions against you by local governments.
Commissioner Nikki Fried is arguing that it's OK for local governments to intentionally break the law and not be punished.

I'm certain the legislature didn't intend to fund briefs against state laws.

So, it strikes me that Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried's brief was a political stunt because she SWITCHED SIDES and filed a brief AGAINST the Legislature's state law that she is supposed to defend.

Moreover, Fried's attack on the constitutionality of the law when two other cabinet members are defending the constitutionality of the law certainly seems at odds with her duty to uphold the law.
Given Fried's own questionable conduct, it seems quite clear why she supports allowing public officials to violate the law without fear of being punished for illegal conduct."

SHE NEEDS TO GO

I carry a sharpie just for her picture...
I hear some folk just peel them off. I have thought about getting some decals, the old Mr. Yuck from the decades old anti poisoning/dangerous substance campaign would fit well and be faster and easier.

Nothing infuriates me more.

Fixed it for you.

I'm extremely grateful for the electoral college.

I'm okay reducing it to five years and moving the permitting from Agriculture to the FDLE if it meant that our permits would be NICS compliant (meaning no background check and no $5 fee at stores).

There's always a risk, but there's a risk here now that Fried runs A&CS.  If it works for all of the states listed here, including many which are more conservative than Florida, it's good enough for me.

https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/permanent-brady-permit-chart

The only changes I'd get behind are Constitutional carry.  Why do we accept that permits are needed to exercise Inalienable rights.