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And the president has power to "roll back" laws? Or do we now also need a libertarian majority in Congress? Odds on that happening?
Then there's the matter of the LP open borders position. It's on you to provide sourced numbers -- not platitudes, not anecdotes, not your opinion and not your feelings -- that refute all credible polling and the California experience, and show how that will not result in an overwhelming anti-gun Democrat majority with predictable results for legislation and court decisions.
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The LP's party position on the border is total suicide. If we could wave a magic wand and made every Representative, Senator and the President Libertarians, they would all be voted out of office within 4 years and replaced by Communists because the 3rd world hordes would invade and vote themselves welfare. The LP party just doesn't get it. If they would figure that part out they would be a viable option to the sinking ship that is the fake Republican party. But until then Trump is out best hope.
“Would Trump roll back GCA68 or NFA34?”
I don’t know. Would Weld roll back the “Assault Weapons” ban he foisted on Massachusetts his very self — the one that the Massachusett AG just ratcheted up beyond all reasonable interpretation?
Plus, Johnson disposing of a gift replica firearm in a hotel wastebasket was sure something to thrill GunVoters.
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