It might pass the Senate, but the President will try to veto it. If they override his veto, then he will simply not enforce the law if states don't provide reciprocity. But still, this is a good sign of how many people view gun rights as universal. What it also shows, however, is a profound LACK OF UNSERSTANDING of the US CONSTITUTION.

First, the Second Amendment is clear, and is supposed to STOP states from interfering with HOW one carries his weapon of self-defense. No state is supposed to have "licenses" to "let you" carry a gun, concealed or otherwise.

Second, the FULL FAITH AND CREDIT clause of the Constitution states that any legally recognized document from one state MUST be recognized as legal in another. As a result, this law  was not supposed to have been needed. Tells ya something about how well the fed gubment adheres to the Constitution.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/11/foghorn/h-r-822-national-right-...

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