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TX: A prescription to stop gun violence
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What did Texas do in 2019 to mitigate gun violence? On Sept. 2, a number of new laws loosening firearm restrictions took effect.
Gov. Greg Abbott stated those were enacted “for the purpose of making our community safer.” How? The gunman in Midland-Odessa was confronted by police. These are the most highly trained professionals in handling firearms. Nonetheless, the gunman shot three and continued with a massacre. Can you imagine untrained citizens? |
VA: Proposed bill would limit indoor shooting ranges in Virginia
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A new era in Virginia politics began Wednesday, as Democrats took full control of the state house for the first time in a generation and promised to reshape many of the state's laws.
The 2020 legislative session kicked off shortly after noon with several history-making firsts as women and people of color assumed leadership roles previously held only by white men for the last 400 years. |
AZ: Bill would make Arizona a 2nd Amendment sanctuary
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Arizona could become a Second Amendment sanctuary state if the “2nd Amendment Firearm Freedom Act” — a bill introduced by Rep. Leo Biasiucci of Lake Havasu City — passes.
Biasiucci’s bill, House Bill 2093, would make any federal rulings or laws that violate the Second Amendment “null, void and unenforceable” in Arizona.
The bill would also ban the state, along with cities and counties, from using staff or financial resources to cooperate with laws that violate the Second Amendment. |
VA: Virginia’s Largest City Stands Up in Favor of Gun Rights
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When Virginia Governor Ralph Northam called for an “assault weapons ban” and asked for approximately $4 million and 18 new paid state positions for new gun-control efforts, he probably understood that there would be pushback in rural areas of the state. But he probably didn’t envision that the state’s largest city — Virginia Beach with approximately 450,000 residents — might have objections. |
NC: One dead after reported self-defense shooting
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A man is dead after a reported self-defense shooting early Thursday morning.
Deputies were dispatched to 1855 Skyland Drive, Lot 3, at 2:51 a.m. and found Leonard Evan Loehr, 42, of 2078 U.S. 64 in Morganton, dead, according to a press release from the Burke County Sheriff’s Office.
Detectives are interviewing others who were at the scene, the release said. |
KY: Kenton County passes Second Amendment sanctuary resolution
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Kenton County passed a Second Amendment sanctuary resolution Thursday night, something many counties in Kentucky are beginning to do.
Any government teacher would have been proud of the group of citizens that gathered at the Kenton County courthouse in Independence. Everyone talked about the constitution and told the elected officials why they thought the resolution was necessary or not. In the end, enough officials voted to pass the resolution. |
SC: Is Horry County on its way to becoming a 2nd amendment sanctuary?
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Horry County Councilman Johnny Vaught said he received an email from someone saying they wanted Horry County Council members to consider a resolution that would state they were in support of the county becoming a second amendment sanctuary.
“It basically says, okay, federal laws and outside laws really don’t apply here and if you try to pass any laws requiring people to give up their guns, which the second amendment gives them the right to have, then in a sanctuary county or sanctuary city that law would not apply," said Vaught. |
VA: Virginia Sheriffs Have the Power to Defend Second Amendment Sanctuaries
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The situation in Virginia is heating up. In a combination of gerrymandering mandated by a state court and millions of dollars spent on a few local races by billionaires who hate the idea of an armed population, targeted advertising, organization by sympathizers of the Chinese communists, and apathy by the rest of Virginia voters, the Democrats have taken control of the Governorship and both the General assembly and the Virginia Senate, by rather slim margins.
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New bill introduced to protect Montanan's Second Amendment Rights
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A new bill was announced addressing the Firearm Owners Protection Act, with a focus on protecting travelers who bring firearms across state lines.
The bill will clarify the term transport to include staying in temporary lodging overnight, stopping for food, fuel, and vehicle maintenance to name a few.
It will also ensure that law-abiding gun owners will not be arrested for violating local laws when it comes to the possession, transportation, or carrying of firearms unless there is probable cause. |
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