And so it begins - "improving the ATF"

[AZHTfreak]

Senate Bill 4841 - AIM Act of 2020

Summary: Gives the ATF more power/money, removes limits on the sharing of firearms trace data

https://www.firearmspolicy.org/atf_senate_bill

[AZ_Five56]

Well, that doesn't sound good. I doubt it will pass though. Why do we have the ATF again?

[xerts1191]

https://www.nraila.org/articles/2020111 ... =ila_alert
Speaking of ATF

[slapiron]

We have to retain control of the Senate to keep a check on the Dem

[Flash]

We've got SCOTUS and while it takes longer, it'll keep the Progressives on a short leash.

[YNOTAZ]

Problem is, someone has to spend the time, energy, and money to push something up to SCOTUS. That means they have to be ruled against by a lower court, then a court of appeals, then pray SCOTUS has the Cajones to take it on and not just punt it back.

SCOTUS could be profoundly beneficial like Heller, but, there is always a "But" with courts.