Good Riddance to Anti-Gun Senator Barbara Boxer

Barbara Boxer
Go Riddance to Anti-Gun Senator Barbara Boxer
National Rifle Association Institute For Legislative Action (NRA-ILA)
National Rifle Association Institute For Legislative Action (NRA-ILA)

Fairfax, VA –-(Ammoland.com)- California’s junior U.S. senator, Barbara Boxer (D), announced this week that she will not seek re-election in 2016.

The announcement follows a statewide poll last year, indicating that Boxer’s support among Californians had slipped.

Moreover, in the November 2014 elections, her party became the minority in Congress’ upper house, resulting in her loss of the chairmanship of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.

Boxer Calls For Ban on Junk Guns
Boxer Calls For Ban on Junk Guns

While California’s senior senator, Dianne Feinstein (D), usually has taken the more aggressive stance on gun control issues–for example, authoring the federal “assault weapon” and “large” magazine ban of 1994-2004–Boxer has had a near “perfect” record of support for every cockamamie anti-gun bill that has come down the pike since her election to the Senate in 1993, earning her an “F“-rating from the NRA.  Hoping to capitalize on passage of the Brady bill in 1993, as well as the Feinstein-authored bans of 1994, Boxer in 1996 introduced legislation to prohibit the manufacture of compact, small-caliber self-defense handguns, which she called “junk guns.”

Boxer’s announcement opens up at least the possibility that her replacement in 2017 will be someone who has more respect than she has had for the right of people to have the firearms, magazines and ammunition that they believe are best for defensive and other legitimate purposes.

Gun owners who vote in the other 49 states will be watching closely to see how well California’s gun owners fare in the 2016 election. But in the meantime, the senator who became infamous for lecturing on how hard she worked to attain that title will now have the opportunity for what she would no doubt insist is a well-deserved rest.

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COLDEADHANDS

This is the best thing that’s happened to CA in YEARS! I thought Pelosi was retiring to, wishful thinking! Well CA since your the worst state as far as voting in old ladies to run you like robot’s, let’s try and get it right for once. I still can’t believe Feinstein’s still there! Holder retired though so that’s a good thing…And I agree she should have smother skin…

Bob Noxious

You’d think, after having her head up her ass all her life, her skin would be smoother…

Dennis

Good riddance…
One down. So many more old f*rt liberals to go.

It is amazing that California continues to elect Liberals (aka Fascists) to federal office. Well, southern California. No wonder there is a movement to break the state up into “rational California” vs “irrational California.”

RDNK

I was hoping Boxer would try to persuade Feinstein,Pelosi to follow her lead ! The three stooges from Kali. Their end game is to have the entire country look like Kali ! …..dont think so !