If lives are at stake why isn’t all funding being cut to those states? Because it’s BS.Laws so laws are followed! You can’t make this stuff up!Your trolling keeps getting more stupid with each post. Too bad you weren't aborted.What's the big deal if one girl goes in and gets one abortion? It's just one dead fetus.
You're desperate
A bipartisan group of senators Thursday unveiled legislation to improve background-checks for gun sales, a narrow measure that attempts to address the recent spate of mass shootings.
The bill represents an incremental update to existing law but has the best chance of any effort to pass through Congress in recent years, with the weight of support from senior Senate Republicans behind it and no public opposition from the gun lobby.
The bill, crafted by Sens. John Cornyn, R.-Texas would attempt to better enforce current law and strengthen the National Instant Criminal Background Check system to ensure all background check information is uploaded.
Because the federal government can't force states to comply with uploading requirements, it creates incentives like grants for states to do so. It also adds accountability measures like withholding political appointees bonuses for agencies that fail to do so. The bill also directs federal funds to ensure that domestic violence crimes are added to the background-check system.
This is the third attempt to fix the background-check reporting system since 1995. The NICS Improvement Amendments Act of 2007 provided millions to encourage the states to improve their data sharing. That was preceded by The National Criminal History Improvement Program, the first effort to give the states an incentive to report more records.
“For years agencies and states haven’t complied with the law, failing to upload these critical records without consequence,
This bill aims to help fix what’s become a nationwide, systemic problem so we can better prevent criminals and domestic abusers from obtaining firearms.”
I know this is going over your heads.![]()
Well states don't have to follow the federal laws so the feds are going to give the states incentive to follow the law. This will save lives. I know you hate that but it's a good thing.
And do tell us why Leftard dominated Calif is not complying.
We should cut them off for not complying but instead what they are going to do is give them incentivates to comply. You know we don't want to FORCE states to do anything. Then you republicans get all up in arms over it, no pun intended.