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Thus begins the journey, in for the long haul. Thank you for the effort.
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Dillo donations .
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We are either a nation of laws or we aren’t. We need to know sooner rather that later. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sweet Jesus.... "as purported acting Attorney General" 84. Defendant acting Attorney General Whitaker’s appointment violated 28 USC § 508(a) as he was not the Deputy Attorney General when Attorney General Sessions resigned. 85. Acting Attorney General Whitaker signed the Final Rule, and because his appointment is unlawful under § 508(a), the Final Rule is of no force and effect because acting Attorney General Whitaker has no authority to exercise the powers of the office he purports to hold. |
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The icing on the cake:
Trump cannot just change this rule as he did because of Trump For those who did NOT read the lawsuit: On January 30, 2017, President Trump issued Executive Order (EO) 13771. This EO is titled Reducing Regulation and Controlling RegulatoryCosts and mandates that "for every one new regulation issued, at least two prior regulations be identified for elimination." 12 81. This EO mandates that when an "agency publicly proposes for notice and comment or otherwise promulgates a new regulation, it shall identify at least two existing re gulations to be repealed." 82. However, no such information is included in the proposed rule and therefore, the proposed rule violates EO 13771 and should be rescinded and/or voided. How sweet is that irony |
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The icing on the cake: Trump cannot just change this rule as he did because of Trump For those who did NOT read the lawsuit: On January 30, 2017, President Trump issued Executive Order (EO) 13771. This EO is titled Reducing Regulation and Controlling RegulatoryCosts and mandates that "for every one new regulation issued, at least two prior regulations be identified for elimination." 12 81. This EO mandates that when an "agency publicly proposes for notice and comment or otherwise promulgates a new regulation, it shall identify at least two existing re gulations to be repealed." 82. However, no such information is included in the proposed rule and therefore, the proposed rule violates EO 13771 and should be rescinded and/or voided. How sweet is that irony View Quote |
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Thank You!
@LaRue_Tactical , and @NoloContendere , and to all those who donated! |
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...mostly just so that I don’t miss part deux of LaRue’s special edition of Texas “Nolo ‘dillos”! |
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Thank you very much to all that are involved. Give the commie bastards hell!
Oh, and in for funding info. |
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If this lawsuit is mainly aimed at whether the Attorney General is actually the Attorney General, and whether it violates an executive order for reduction of regulations, then this suit won't go anywhere. It must be based on the illegality of the ATF's rule changing the 1934 act. That alone will be an extremely hard sell in a court system that only occasionally recognizes the 2nd Amendment at all.
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If this lawsuit is mainly aimed at whether the Attorney General is actually the Attorney General, and whether it violates an executive order for reduction of regulations, then this suit won't go anywhere. It must be based on the illegality of the ATF's rule changing the 1934 act. That alone will be an extremely hard sell in a court system that only occasionally recognizes the 2nd Amendment at all. View Quote |
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Outstanding. Thank you, gentlemen.
Nice slap at Feinstein in the Complaint as well. I’ll be sending in funds to LaRue when indicated. |
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If this lawsuit is mainly aimed at whether the Attorney General is actually the Attorney General, and whether it violates an executive order for reduction of regulations, then this suit won't go anywhere. It must be based on the illegality of the ATF's rule changing the 1934 act. That alone will be an extremely hard sell in a court system that only occasionally recognizes the 2nd Amendment at all. View Quote plus, it goes against a Trump EO |
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The final bump stock rule has been published. We filed this bump stock case on behalf of David Codrea and several other plaintiffs in D.C. As some of you may know Dave is a writer at ammoland. I'd like to take this time to thank LaRue Tactical for its fundraising efforts and all our donors. We could not be doing this without your help. Here's to a new year of reclaiming what has been stolen from us. Please take a look at the suit which is linked to below https://www.scribd.com/document/396418931/Filed-Bumpstock-Complaint-Redacted View Quote ETA fuck it. Don't matter now. Good on them for helping the case. |
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If this lawsuit is mainly aimed at whether the Attorney General is actually the Attorney General, and whether it violates an executive order for reduction of regulations, then this suit won't go anywhere. It must be based on the illegality of the ATF's rule changing the 1934 act. That alone will be an extremely hard sell in a court system that only occasionally recognizes the 2nd Amendment at all. View Quote |
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Aw shucks. That's it guys. Just pack it up. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If this lawsuit is mainly aimed at whether the Attorney General is actually the Attorney General, and whether it violates an executive order for reduction of regulations, then this suit won't go anywhere. It must be based on the illegality of the ATF's rule changing the 1934 act. That alone will be an extremely hard sell in a court system that only occasionally recognizes the 2nd Amendment at all. I'm not a lawyer but I was thinking the same thing/had the same question(s). there are legal procedures that the .gov must follow. Laws are made by elected representatives, not regulatory agencies. My gut feeling is that Trump did this so that it would be decided in the courts and then there will be an actual legal opinion on it. The ATF has already ruled multiple times that they weren't machine guns, now the courts will say that as well......I hope. |
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WOW! I only got about halfway through so far, but can't wait to finish it.
Great work!!! |
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One of these days I hope to have the pleasure to buy Len Savage a beer. Or a bourbon. Or a scotch.
Or all 3. |
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Larue's bumpstock sales must have taken a substantial hit to elicit this response.
Serious question, are any manufacturers involved in this? |
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It's SOP to attack on multiple fronts in a case like this. The court can decide in your favor for any of them they wish to use so you put them all in there.
AG in violation of Constitutional succession Ruling in violation of EO Violation of APA re rulemaking Violation of APA re arbitrary and capricious Etc... The courts tend to go from the lowest to the highest in arguments so they would have to rule in favor of the .gov on most of it before even tackling the statutory language aspect that is truly the heart of it in my mind. Either we are a nation of laws written by an elected legislature or one of executive fiat. |
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