Analyst's note:  Our Constitution is a protection to our individual freedoms and our national security.  One of the first things socialist do is to take the guns from the general population ... before the killing begins.

Heading to remove an impediment to our second amendment rights, the Nevada legislature is now considering changing present laws requiring separate licensing for each handgun an owner might carry.  It does seem like one check on a criminal record, sanity tests, training requirements and other common portions of concealed weapon permits is sufficient to assure a responsible carry.

Naturally, the more barriers government can place on carry permits by responsible citizens, the better in some liberal eyes.  However, carry for protection limits they may favor, there are no constraints on illegal carry, nor on criminal carry. We would not want that!  It seems so silly that these people argue gun control is central to our safety.  Yah, right. Way to go Nevada. Now if only other states have an attack of rationality.

"A lawsuit has been filed by gun-ban advocates over Florida's new law that prevents physicians from grilling children in the name of "safety" about any firearms their parents may own, but Second Amendment experts say there's an underlying agenda that plainly aims to discourage gun ownership and compile a database on those who won't cooperate in getting rid of weapons.

The Orlando Sentinel reported that Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed a law that says doctors and other medical personnel cannot ask patients about gun ownership or guns in their homes and record the responses unless it is connected to the medical treatment.

[....] "The law ensures respect for a patient's right to own or possess a firearm and protects them from potential discrimination and harassment in cases where it is not relevant to the patient's medical care or safety, or the safety of anyone else in the home," spokesman Lane Wright told Fox in an email.

Brodeur took up the cause after a Florida pediatrician told a mother to seek another physician when she declined to provide the information the doctor demanded about firearms in the home.

The original plan had suggested serious penalties for violators, but as part of the discussions that involved the National Rifle Association, those were reduced, officials said.

The idea for huge new gun limits seems to align with Washington's plans at this point, according to a commentary from WND columnist Jeff Knox.

He reported just days ago that a Washington Post Lifestyle section story told how Barack Obama told Sarah Brady, "I just want you to know that we are working on it [gun control.] We have to go through a few processes, but under the radar."

"Obama's 'under the radar' assault on the Second Amendment is under way," Knox said"