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And you call yourself, Republican .  Do your college homework.  BTW: Woodrow Wilson (D) did try to veto it, but his veto failed.    Presidents are out of the loop in the passage and ratification of constitutional amendments. Take a civics course.  Michael  CSULB College Republicans  For Truth,Justice,Freedom,and the American Way

| | | | Recently a question was posed to me concerning Republican | inconsistencies | | regarding gun violence and driving under the influence. The questioner | was | | of the opinion that the conservative stance was primarily to resist new | gun | | legislation while calling for more legislation concerning DWI. | | I replied with a comment that the liberal equivalent of gun regulations | | would be to take cars away from law-abiding citizens as a solution to | people | | driving while intoxicated. | |    Or banning alcohol,which had been tried already. | | Oh Michael, in 1920 Prohibition was passed by the DEMOCRATIC controlled | Congress. |    That is true. | And you call yourself, Republican .  Do your college homework.  BTW: | Woodrow Wilson (D) did try to veto it, but his veto failed. |    Presidents are out of the loop in the passage and ratification of | constitutional amendments. Take a civics course. | | Maybe you need to take a history course? http://gi.grolier.com/presidents/aae/side/18amend.html The 18th Amendment to the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, ratified in 1919, prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors and their importation and exportation. It was adopted after a nationwide crusade by temperance groups, notably the Women's Christian Temperance Union, or WCTU. The amendment was enforced and defined by Congress in the Volstead Act (1919), which was passed over President Wilson's veto.

| | | | Michael Ejercito < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote in message | | | | | In article <7ktn6i$ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , Lvis < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it | wrote: | | | | | | Recently a question was posed to me concerning Republican | | inconsistencies | | | regarding gun violence and driving under the influence. The | questioner | | was | | | of the opinion that the conservative stance was primarily to resist | new | | gun | | | legislation while calling for more legislation concerning DWI. | | | I replied with a comment that the liberal equivalent of gun | regulations | | | would be to take cars away from law-abiding citizens as a solution | to | | people | | | driving while intoxicated. | | |    Or banning alcohol,which had been tried already. | | | | Oh Michael, in 1920 Prohibition was passed by the DEMOCRATIC controlled | | Congress. | |    That is true. | | And you call yourself, Republican .  Do your college homework.  BTW: | | Woodrow Wilson (D) did try to veto it, but his veto failed. | |    Presidents are out of the loop in the passage and ratification of | | constitutional amendments. Take a civics course. | | | | | | Maybe you need to take a history course? | | http://gi.grolier.com/presidents/aae/side/18amend.html | | The 18th Amendment to the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, ratified in | 1919, prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating | liquors and their importation and exportation. It was adopted after a | nationwide crusade by temperance groups, notably the Women's Christian | Temperance Union, or WCTU. The amendment was enforced and defined by | Congress in the Volstead Act (1919), which was passed over President | Wilson's veto. | |

| | | | Michael Ejercito < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote in message | | | | | In article <7ktn6i$ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , Lvis < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it | wrote: | | | | | | Recently a question was posed to me concerning Republican | | inconsistencies | | | regarding gun violence and driving under the influence. The | questioner | | was | | | of the opinion that the conservative stance was primarily to resist | new | | gun | | | legislation while calling for more legislation concerning DWI. | | | I replied with a comment that the liberal equivalent of gun | regulations | | | would be to take cars away from law-abiding citizens as a solution | to | | people | | | driving while intoxicated. | | |    Or banning alcohol,which had been tried already. | | | | Oh Michael, in 1920 Prohibition was passed by the DEMOCRATIC controlled | | Congress. | |    That is true. | | And you call yourself, Republican .  Do your college homework.  BTW: | | Woodrow Wilson (D) did try to veto it, but his veto failed. | |    Presidents are out of the loop in the passage and ratification of | | constitutional amendments. Take a civics course. | | | | | | Maybe you need to take a history course? | | http://gi.grolier.com/presidents/aae/side/18amend.html | | The 18th Amendment to the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, ratified in | 1919, prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating | liquors and their importation and exportation. It was adopted after a | nationwide crusade by temperance groups, notably the Women's Christian | Temperance Union, or WCTU. The amendment was enforced and defined by | Congress in the Volstead Act (1919), which was passed over President | Wilson's veto. | |