The LuLac Edition #3725, March 11th, 2018

NRA SUES FLORIDA OVER STATE'S GUN LEGISLATION, SITES CONSTITUTION

The National Rifle Association is suing the state of Florida because the state raised the age of 21 for an individual to buy an assault rifle or any gun for that matter. Guns for everybody, at any time, at any age. That's the NRA way! The NRA suit focuses on the part of the law that raises the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21 from 18. The NRA has bemoaned the fact that the new law will deprive millions of responsible gun lovers from getting a fire arm. Hasn't happened yet. I'm not insulted by that line of bullshit, I'm just pissed they couldn't be more creative with their bullshit. Their logic is totally unreal.
The kicker is the NRA is concerned about the Constitution on this one. Another group pf Cafeteria Constitutionalism if you ask me. 
Regarding the gun debate, you have to see this interview conducted by a Broadcast Journalist who took exception to Dana Loesch's claim that "the media love mass shootings." 

PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNS CARTWRIGHT BILL TO PROTECT VETERANS FROM SCAMS

Congressman Matt Cartwright (Photo: LuLac archives)

President Donald Trump signed into law a bill introduced by Representative Matt Cartwright that would protect older, low-income veterans who require assisted care. H.R. 3122, the Veterans Care Financial Protection Act, directs the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) to work with other federal agencies and states to develop and implement standards that protect veterans from predatory practices associated with the Aid & Assistance (A&A) benefit.
The VA offers the A&A benefit for veterans who qualify for a VA pension and who need financial help with in-home care or assisted living. The A&A application is free, but scam artists have targeted veterans and unscrupulously charged them to obtain these benefits. Scammers have had success in taking ahold of unsuspecting veterans’ assets, and at times have been able to move them into an irrevocable trust or an annuity where they cannot be accessed for many years. Such a movement of assets may also disqualify the veteran from other assistance, like Medicaid.
“It’s been appalling, financial nightmare for some veterans, but today’s action signals an end to this kind of predatory treatment,” said Rep. Cartwright. “Greater financial protection for our nation’s heroes was definitely needed, and the new law will put a stop to these fraudulent schemes and ensure that veterans, not the scammers, will receive the value of their hard-earned benefits.”
H.R. 3122, the Veterans Care Financial Protection Act, passed the U.S. House in November 2017 and passed the Senate on February 15, 2018. Rep. Cartwright introduced the bill in June 2017. (Cartwright office, LuLac)