With FOID bill on Pritzker’s desk, opponents raise concerns about what’s next – Center Square

“Combining a CCL and a FOID card I think is a smart idea, and some of this other stuff,” state Rep. Tim Butler told WMAY last month. “But at the end of the day for me, I don’t care if it’s voluntary, because I think eventually, talk about slippery slopes, it starts off voluntary and all of a sudden becomes mandatory, giving your fingerprints to exercise a constitutional right is a real infringement in my mind.”
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The True Believer
4 years ago

The socialists in the legislature spit on the second amendment. They only allow guns for the killers, carjackers and feral predators terrorizing our community. Democrats must be all voted out.

Aaron
4 years ago

They shit on the entire constitution.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

And we the people allow it to happen.

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