You asked:"Enforce laws? You ready to arm USDA and start them looking at compliance? I think there would be weeping and gnashing of teeth."
Perhaps there should be, a "gnashing of teeth" when we arm every little agency with weapons that some states and Democrats consider weapons of war. People not trained as evidenced by pointing guns at unarmed farm workers or raiding the Amish. How many armed government bureaucrats do we need? Count the number of government gun carriers in existence, are they a bigger number than a branch of the armed forces?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Office of Inspector General has 85 shiny new submachine guns, locked and loaded.
USDA to order the .40-caliber "submachine guns" in May. A spokesman for USDA OIG told CNN that these "semi-automatic" weapons were acquired on September 9, 2014.
According to a 2012 report by the Department of Justice's statistics arm, there were over 3500 gun-wielding agents assigned to the various Offices of Inspector General as of 2008, including 52 at NASA, 34 at the Small Business Administration, six at the National Science Foundation, and 28 at the Office of Personnel Management, the federal government's HR wing.
