Guess we will know in the morning?
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If they remove them I will have the best one ever made. I will not have to weigh profit vs cost. I will just make what is needed.
It will be the simplest machining I have done in a long time.
It will be the simplest machining I have done in a long time.
Haven't watched it all just started but he claims silencer removal was added back to the budget bill.
He doesn't understand it still has to survive the Senate.
Keep calling. The best way to get a Congress critter to do what you hired them to do is be the loudest most squeaky wheel they want to shut up.
If you say so. I say inserting large sharp objects in their rectums is more effective.
That faggot Armed Scholar is the worst.
I skimmed thru the Wall Street Journal and didn’t see anything you have a link you can post?
Yes, but maybe no. And, it depends. There’s a reasonable chance that the registration provision remains even if the $200 tax is reduced to $0. And, all of it still must pass the senate. It only needs 51 votes, but the repubs are the world’s champions of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
UPDATE: House Freedom Caucus Members Meet with President Trump at The White House - House Begins Debate on Adopting Rule for Final Vote on One Big Beautiful Bill Tonight or Tomorrow Morning | The Gateway Pundit | by Jordan Conradson
UPDATE 11:05 pm ET: The House Rules Committee voted 8-4 to send the One Big Beautiful Bill to the House Floor.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
That was my understanding as well. The registration process has to go. I want to roll my own at will.
$0 transfer, suppressors only, nothing about removal from NFA that I can see
This is a link to a comparative document that shows the difference between the current and previous versions
https://rules.house.gov/sites/evo-s...l-to-bill_bills-119pih_to_rcp_119-3_final.pdf
Here are the highlights of what’s inside the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act:”
- Permanent extension of the individual income tax cuts in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, with some adjustments.
- Temporary elimination of taxes on qualified tips, overtime pay and car loan interest payments.
- An additional deduction for senior Americans in lieu of no taxes on Social Security (there are procedural reasons why Republicans can’t do no taxes on Social Security, namely the Byrd Rule).
- SALT cap increase to $20,000 for married individuals filing separately ($250,000 income limit) and $40,000 in the case of any other taxpayer ($500,000 income limit).
- Hikes debt ceiling by $4 trillion, which is forecasted to become a problem sometime after July or August if Congress fails to act.
- $175 billion for border security, including $46.5 billion for the construction of a wall along the US-Mexico border specifically.
- $150 billion in additional funding for defense, including $25 billion for Trump’s space-based Golden Dome missile defense system, $34 billion to expand the Navy’s capacity and shipbuilding, $21 billion to replenish America’s ammunition stockpile and $5 billion for border security.
- A mandated 80-hour-per-month work requirement on able-bodied adults ages 19-64 enrolled in Medicaid. Volunteer work and school would count toward the requirement.
- States that provide Affordable Care Act expansion of Medicaid coverage for illegal immigrants will see their reimbursement rates drop.
- States with error rates on SNAP benefits would be required to pay a percentage of the program (historically, the feds paid for all of it).
- Set up a fast-track system for permitting natural gas if applicants pay either 1% of a project’s costs or $10 million, whichever amount is less.
- Ends the Biden-era electric vehicle mandate for two-thirds of new car sales to be EVS by 2032.
- Able-bodied adults without children would also see work requirements for SNAP, which currently last until the age of 54, jump to the age of 64.
- New “Trump” savings accounts for parents and guardians where the feds will pay $1,000 for children born between Jan. 1, 2024, and Dec. 31, 2028.
- Restrictions on large abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood from getting Medicaid funding.
- Restrictions on Medicaid funding for transgender surgeries.
- Eliminate the $200 tax on gun silencers.
- Tax of up to 21% on certain university endowments.
- Consolidate student loan payments into two options: 1.) standard program, encompassing monthly payments over a 10 to 25 year period 2.) “repayment assistance” program that is more lenient.
- Roll back key provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act.
- Air Traffic Control modernization.
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Even if it passes, it’s only good until they change their mind again. How many times has crap been said it’s good to go only to be rolled back two months later. Reminds me of that commercial with the guy has a $20 on a fishing pole while some dude is attempting to grab and and the guy with the pole goes, “you were this close!” Here is the thing, free men don’t ask permission and people grow tired of the back and forth shit. Are we free or not? We should start living as such. We have become pansies. Might as well have remained under British rule.
They're far too evil to own where I live, I have to thank the state for protecting me from them.
