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FED UP

State Governments Taking Back Their Rights

It started in Montana, where the state government just passed legislation that says any guns or ammunition produced inside state lines that remain inside state lines cannot be regulated by the federal government.

Now, other states are following suit—with some, such as Representative Carl Wimmer’s, state of Utah turning it up a notch.

Carl Wimmer will discuss the nuts and bolts of this new, potential-wildfire exercise of states rights that may very well turn the feds’ progressive, big-government agenda completely upside down and inside out.

Wimmer and his colleagues in the Utah government are working on legislation similar to Montana’s, but with a wider perspective that says any further gun bans passed by Congress that are in violation of the Constitution will not be recognized in Utah.

Meanwhile, in Texas, the state government is looking at exercising its 10^th Amendment rights by establishing that it will not acknowledge any mandate imposed by the federal government that is not fully authorized by the U.S. Constitution.

Republican Carl Wimmer is a member of the Utah State House of Representatives, District 52. Carl was born and raised in West Valley City, Utah. After marrying his sweetheart, Sherry, in 1998, he moved to Herriman in the year 2000. The Wimmers have three children: Jade, Heston and Reagan. Carl retired from police work after serving ten years on the force and is currently doing contract security and self-defense work through his own company—Zion's Defense Institute. He is also a four-time world powerlifting and bench-press champion, with aspirations of opening his own gym in 2010.

Recognitions and Affiliations: Police Star, 2006; South Jordan Officer of the Year, 2001; Outstanding Service Award, 2004; NRA (life member); American Center for Law and Justice (member) 2009–2010

Legislative Assignments: Transportation, Environmental Quality, and National Guard Appropriations Subcommittee; House Education Committee; House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee.