They want your guns. Why?

Mayor Bully needs to worry about NYC

Mayor Bloomberg,  Sen. Schumer,  Sen. Feinstein, Rep. Nancy Pellosi and Pres. Obama are leading the charge to ban everyone's guns. I'm not so sure it's a good idea for Americans to turn in their guns because while these leaders are attempting to get this ban into place, the Dept. of Homeland Security is placing orders for 250,000,000 rounds of ammo. What's that about? 

I wonder if the gun ban proposals actually promote democracy. What's the motive here? Is it really to save the children, cut down on crime, etc. or is it something else?

Bloomberg Axelrod Favorite To Replace JJJ, Robin Kelly: ‘I’m all for banning guns’ What about other topics like the creation of jobs in the 2nd district? What does she plan to do to fight poverty? What about the failing schools? Instead she wants to talk about taking guns away from law abiding people? She's a joke.

If Robin Kelly was serious about cutting crime, she would be calling for mandatory incarceration of anyone committing a crime with a gun? Robin Kelly is not sincere. The voters know it and that is why she will lose on Tuesday.

February 21, 2013

In the Illinois 2nd District Special$1.4 million in attack ads against former Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson and endorsing anti-gun-extremist Robin Kelly.

Kelly has proudly campaigned against guns throughout the campaign. At a forum held in suburban Dolton, IL, earlier in the campaign, Kelly told voters, “I’m all for banning guns, and I will be a leader in that.” Kelly has also boasted proudly of her “F” grade from the NRA. At a candidate forum at the Trinity Unity Church of Christ, Kelly claimed as she has several times on the campaign trail, “I got an F from the NRA, something I’m proud of, I don’t have to go back and study and take the test anymore, I’m proud of my F.”
And despite a court ruling that the Illinois ban against conceal and carry was unconstitutional, Kelly said, “I am proud that we are the state that doesn’t have it.”

Kelly also went against her Democrat counterparts who argued that jobs is the most important issue facing the district at a recent forum held at Governor’s State University, claiming that stopping violence was a more important issue.
Kelly previously served as chief of staff to former Illinois State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias, who lost his bid for U.S. Senate against Mark Kirk after his family’s Broadway Bank was seized by the FDIC after making over $75 million in bad bank loans. The Chicago Tribune reported on Tuesday that Kelly was the subject of an ethics investigation during her time at the Treasurer’s office while she was campaigning for the Treasurer’s job herself.
From the Trib:

After Robin Kelly lost a 2010 bid for state treasurer, the office’s chief investigator alleged she violated ethics laws by improperly reporting time off from her taxpayer-funded job as chief of staff to then-Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias.
The treasurer’s personnel rules required all of a worker’s time off to be approved ahead of time by a supervisor. But from August 2009 through December 2010 — when Kelly was campaigning for treasurer — Kelly filed 107 requests for unpaid time off, the audit found. Of those requests, 82 percent were not approved by a supervisor, but by a human resources director who reported to Kelly, the audit found. Many of those requests were submitted well after the time off had already been taken, the audit found.
In addition, the audit stated that 19 of Kelly’s 24 monthly time-off calendars in 2009-10 were OK’d before her time-off requests had received final approval. It also found 17 of those 24 calendars were approved late and three were never approved.
It appeared Kelly “could come and go as she pleased without consequence,” Ringler wrote. “It also appears that (her time-off) calendars were made to match the times that they needed to, in order to end up with a 35-hour work week and/or 7-hour day, because of the number of times they were approved, reversed, reapproved, reversed again, approved a third time, etc.”

The Tribune also reports “Executive Inspector General David Wells recommended that Kelly be disciplined, according to a letter from Giannoulias.”