A few months back, Attorney General Eric Holder and President Barack Obama had Democrats bring into Congress a long list of new gun laws, restrictions and regulations, only to see them slapped down.

You didn't think they were done with their gun-control plan, did you?

The newest move comes from Rep. Henry Waxman and several others who have introduced H.R. 2910, the "Gun Violence Prevention and Reduction Act of 2013."

It is getting attention among bloggers who monitor gun rules already, because of what they fear is going to be happening with it.

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At Freedom Outpost, Tim Brown writes that the plan "would ban the sale and possession of 80 percent AR-15 receivers."

"However, the way the legislation reads, it actually bans much more than receivers. It appears to include virtually any part used to build a semi-automatic weapon."

He wrote that the ban is a little deceptive, because the part that is referenced "is one that is not considered a firearm because it still requires some basic machine work before it is ready to be used in building a firearm."

He said the possibility with an 80 percent completed lower version, versus a finished product, is that the finished product is required to have a serial number.

"There is no need for the gun to have a serial number or be registered as long as it remains in your possession for personal use," he notes.

But he notes instead of plugging a "hole in the law," Waxman aims for much more.

Specifically, the proposal makes it "unlawful" for any person "to sell, offer for sale, manufacture for sale, or import into the United for sale, to a consumer – an assault weapon parts kit."

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That includes "any part or combination of parts not designed and intended for repair or replacement but designed and intended to enable a consumer who possesses all such necessary parts to assemble a semiautomatic assault weapon."

"Basically, this ends up targeting any rifle part that can be used to build a firearm," he noted. "In theory, any parts on a firearm are essentially covered with this legislation."

He noted it's now in committee, with only Democrat sponsors.

The bill itself proposes that it is "to protect American children and their families from the epidemic of gun violence by banning access to certain weapons…"

In a recent commentary from WND CEO Joseph Farah, he cited a video that reveals Holder's own plans for weapons in America:

And it recently was discovered that Democratic strategists have drafted a how-to manual on manipulating the public's emotions toward gun control in the aftermath of a major shooting.

"A high-profile gun-violence incident temporarily draws more people into the conversation about gun violence," asserts the guide. "We should rely on emotionally powerful language, feelings and images to bring home the terrible impact of gun violence."

The 80-page document titled "Preventing Gun Violence Through Effective Messaging," also urges gun-control advocates to use images of frightening-looking guns and shooting scenes to make their point.

"The most powerful time to communicate is when concern and emotions are running at their peak," the guide insists. "The debate over gun violence in America is periodically punctuated by high-profile gun violence incidents including Columbine, Virginia Tech, Tucson, the Trayvon Martin killing, Aurora and Oak Creek. When an incident such as these attracts sustained media attention, it creates a unique climate for our communications efforts."

The manual offers a step-by-step guide on how to stir up sympathy for victims, arrest the "moral authority" from opposing groups like the National Rifle Association and keep the debate emotional instead of allowing facts to interfere.

"Essentially it's a how-to book on inciting a moral panic," comments James Taranto of the Wall Street Journal.

The guidebook, discovered by the Second Amendment Foundation and reported by Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner, was prepared by four strategists including Al Quinlan of Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, which touts it is "committed to progressive goals," and includes among its clients the American Civil Liberties Union, Planned Parenthood and Mayors Against Illegal Guns, among dozens of other left-leaning organizations.

Jeff Knox, director of the Firearms Coalition, warns gun-control campaigns like this specifically direct advocates to shy away from facts because they're based on trying to fool the public.

"That gun-control playbook is full of lies," Knox told WND, "with the biggest one being in the opening statement that they have the facts and logic on their side, but that we use emotion and money to advance our cause.

"The opposite is true and demonstrated by the suggestions in the book," he continued. "They depend on emotion and fear, because reality does not support their position. Gun control doesn't work. It never has. If it did, there would be ample evidence, but the only evidence they have is so weak and suspect, even anti-gun panels for the Centers for Disease Control and the Science Foundation couldn't find any strong evidence of gun-control efficacy."

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