First off, I KNOW IT IS KY, and not KT. I am a native born Kentuckian. I made a typo. Secondly, I applaud the KY. legislature for doing what looks at first glance, an effort to bring front and center the issue of States rights, as defined within the Constitution. On the other hand I am always skeptical of any government action. For instance, If the proposed bill requires registering of all existing weapons, that would cause me to oppose the bill, at least and until that requirement is stricken from the bill. In other words , I would not support a bill that may have a loop hole, that could later on be construed by the local ,state or federal government to mean that only weapons stamped with “made in Kentucky” as being legal, and those without the stamp would become Illegal. And if there are no weapons manufactured in KY.the enemy will have actually made all weapons illegal, and that could result in attempts by the government to confiscate every weapon in the state. It would be easy to do if they have registered all or most of the weapons.

Sometimes our enemy comes disguised as a friend.

You realize of course, I was kidding and I have several very good friends who also live there, however I think they all were born elsewhere.

I believe you. He lives there but, was he born there. Ronald Reagan also lived there, but was not a native son .He most definitely was not a commie koolaid drinker either.

Thomas Sowell lives there and he is not a commie koolaid drinker and is quite frankly one of the most reliable constitutionalist of anyone , anywhere.

All that being said, it is no secret that the overwhelming majority are the reason they are called, “the left coast.” I remember when Washington State, and Oregon were way far right than they are currently, and the shift is because of Californians moving there. The same is true of Idaho, Montana and to a lesser extent Colorado. I was living in Colo. Springs in the early 80′s and the place was practically taken over by those leaving silicon valley because they could move there and make less money but, they could buy a better home in Colorado for about a third of what they sold their house for in CA.

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Thanks, I actually read the bill and followed it, plus I also called and emailed the MT. legislators and the governors office to support the bill. But, that was about 10,000 miles back in the rearview mirror on this road we are being forced to travel towards communism. I also emailed every governor (except Hawaii) and state legislators, including Virginia to pass the MT. Law or something like it.

Thanks, I actually read the bill and followed it, plus I also called and emailed the MT. legislators and the governors office to support the bill. But, that was about 10,000 miles back in the rearview mirror on this road we are being forced to travel towards communism. I also emailed every governor (except Hawaii) and state legislators, including Virginia to pass the MT. Law or something like it.