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Thank you for, you know, taking the opportunity to hear me out on that. Alright, so, let’s talk about this here. This has been on our mind, all of us, for two weeks now almost. Let’s rewind. We all know that back on February 7th, Trump signed that executive order, instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to review all those Biden-era policies, gave her 30 days, right? 30 days. She had to look over everything, orders, regulations, international agreements, you name it. Trump’s goal, he says, was to identify and eliminate anything that restricts our right to keep and bear arms.

And if you remember, Trump didn’t mince words on the executive order. The order states, the Second Amendment is an indispensable safeguard of security and liberty, foundational to maintaining all other rights held by Americans. Now, on the surface, this sounds great, right? The president actually making gun rights a policy priority and working to eliminate unconstitutional restrictions. But here’s where it’s gonna get sketchy for us. According to Trump’s executive order, Bondi, like I said, had 30 days and that deadline came and went on March 9th, 2025. But when reporters reached out to the White House for answers, crickets, no response.

But today, we got something, not too long ago. Today, March 14th, 2025, the Department of Justice quietly admitted today that the deadline had been pushed back to March 16th. But here’s the kicker, the administration, the White House didn’t even announce that publicly. Reporters had to dig in for that information. Now, why the delay? If they were serious, if they thought that these threats were urgent to the Second Amendment, why wouldn’t they be prioritizing this instead of kicking the can down the road? That’s what a lot of people are questioning right now, is whether this political, this order is political theater or not.

And legal experts are starting to call it out today. But what if they’re really doing serious work behind the scenes to try to make sure that whatever they do on these Biden things, you know, where it’s the frame and receiver rule, zero tolerance, pistol brace, you know, all the stuff, maybe they’re trying to make it bulletproof, because they know that once they do this, that the lefties and the anti gun groups are going to try to sue, they want to make sure it’s bulletproof. So those are the two options. Now, Andrew Willinger, who is the executive director of the Center of Firearms Law at Duke University, he said that this executive order seems to be more of a symbolic gesture than a serious action plan.

And I just saw something he told ABC News, he said that if there were things that were on this administration’s radar as possibly violating the Second Amendment, they could have started to roll those back right away. Translation, if Trump really saw Biden era gun control policies as a serious threat, why not immediately repeal them instead of setting up this whole review process, kind of like he said he was going to do, it was all going to be done the first day, the first week in office. That’s a valid question, one that every governor should be asking themselves right now.

But the big question is now what happens on March 16th? Will the Trump administration come out swinging and dismantle unconstitutional Biden era restrictions? Or will this whole thing quietly fade away with no real action? If we don’t see actual policy changes, then this executive order is nothing more than political theater, a way to rally the gun rights base without actually delivering results, the same gun rights base that got him elected again. And that’s why we need to stay allowed if the government thinks that they can push around our God given rights and push them to the side.

And that will just sit back and take it. Well, they’ve got another thing coming. We’re not complying with any more bullshit. And that’s why channels like this one exists to hold politicians accountable no matter what side of the aisle they’re on. So what do you think? Is this executive order a genuine step forward for gun rights, or just another empty promise from politicians? Let me know in the comments down below. I am trying to stay cautiously optimistic. I have I have to think that they’re going to do something. But I guess we’ll have to wait and see right.

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