Lawmakers in Arizona and Montana are taking a stand for the Second and Tenth Amendments, as both states are considering bills that would nullify current and future gun bans for their citizens. Guns.com wrote, “In Montana, the state House passed a bill by a 58-42 vote Monday to prohibit enforcement of new federal weapon and magazine bans in the state, sending it to the Senate for consideration. Meanwhile, lawmakers in an Arizona Senate committee gave their stamp of approval to similar but more expansive legislation in a 4-2 vote Tuesday. In each case, votes were largely along party lines with Republicans casting for and Democrats against.” The feds are crying foul, of course. But actions like this are yet another sign of a good trend: states taking back power the federal government years ago snatched away. More…