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If it makes it past the fillibuster, it'll pass in the senate--it has before, and there are more anti-freedom types in the senate now then there were at that point.

As for avoiding a veto, GWB has said if it passes, he'll sign it.

(This is NOT a pro-freedom president, folks.)

could somebody point out to me where in the CFR bill, as it is written now, citizens would be jailed?  i am not denying it is in there, i just find it somewhat ironic that the local conservative radio talk show guys (and el-Rushbo himself) have been all over this topic and its blatant violations of our rights, yet none of them have mentioned jail time.

from what i understand, it isn't the criticism of a politician that would be a crime (unless someone can point that very statement out in the current CFR), but the action taken within the 60 day time period preceding an election.  from they way i understand the bill, that same citizen could wax eloquently about the wonders of a politician and stil be violating the law.

can someone clarify this?

Big difference, either way, you get fined or jail for speaking out.....

well, i do see a difference.  either way i think the law is full of shit and shreds the 1st amendment.  but i do see a difference.

It has been said, the Soap Box, the Ballot Box and the Cartridge Box, well maybe it will become necessary to combine the Soap Box with the Cartridge Box. People have said that not many people will be willing to actually fight just because of gun control but the loss of our rights of political free speech may just be what it will take to get enough people together who are willing to fight using whatever means is necessary. If this passes we all need to stand together and fight for liberty, and use the Second Amendment for what it was always intended for and that is to protect the Constitution and the other nine Amendments.  

Liberty or Death

VINCE AUT MORIRE (Conquer or Die)