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A Liberal Democrat's Lament
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Don't let the title fool you. Though a "Liberal Democrat," the author, Robert J. Cottrol, has his head squarely on his shoulders. |
CA: Banning Cheap Handguns
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Attorney General Bill Lockyer yesterday publicly banned a handgun that failed new state safety tests. The move was the first of its kind under a new law designed to curb the availability of cheap handguns. The action probably would have remained confidential, however, if Lockyer had not suspected the company attempted to rig its tests.
--So they say... Don't you feel "safer" already? |
H.R.255 -- More Congressional Gun Control
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Rep. Gilman of New York has introduced H.R.255 which would do the following: - Fund a $10 million gun buy-back program with your tax money. - Ban the import of large capacity magazines. - One good thing: Allow cops, both active and retired, to carry concealed handguns nationwide. ~~~~~ KABA Note: Tell your Congressmen which parts to scrap & which to keep: YOUR CONGRESSMEN'S FAX, PHONE & EMAIL: www.keepandbeararms.com/information/capitolwiz FAX W/FREE ACCOUNT: www.faxpc.com/quickfax |
Reno Returns to Her Office to Give Ashcroft Advice
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"It was informative because she has such a unique perspective," Ashcroft's spokeswoman, Mindy Tucker, said of the luncheon meeting. She said Reno provided "a valuable perspective about how the place works."
Tucker declined to discuss the substance of the conversations, first in a meeting with Ashcroft and his senior staff, and then in a private session on classified issues. |
NH: Lifetime Carry Bill Introduced in House
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Representative Gilman has introduced H.B.223, The Lifetime Carry Bill. BUT-- House Criminal Justice Committee Chairman, Representative David Welch stated that H.B.223 is "dead on arrival" and he's angry that a State Representative would have the gall to introduce legislation that protects your gun rights and restores your right of self-defense.
GO TO THE URL FOR STEPS TO FOLLOW TO SHOW YOU SUPPORT FOT THIS BILL NOW! |
Bush undermines respect for schools by using inflated violence stats
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President Bush's says that states should get federal money for enforcing tough disciplinary rules, & there should be funds for character education. "We must face up to the plague of school violence, with an average of 3 million crimes committed against students & teachers inside public schools every year."
But the 'plague' is more myth than reality. Despite what many believe --partly because of statements by national leaders-- schools are among the safest places for children to be. |
New Executive Director for Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence
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Mr. Mannard has an extensive background in government and public relations. Prior to joining ICHV, Thom was an independent consultant for Million Mom March, Illinois Hospital and Health Systems (IHHA), and the Public Response Group. He has served as Campaign Manager for the Howard Carroll For Congress, the Director of Government Relations for IHHA, Staff Director for Congressman Bill Lipinski, and as a Legislative Aide to Illinois Speaker of the House, Michael Madigan. |
NV: SB20 -- A Pro-Gun Bill
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SB20 has been introduced in the Nevada Legislature, and is currently in the Senate Judiciary Committee. It recognizes CCW permits from any other area while visiting Nevada and removes the current 2-gun limit on CCW permits.
Please do your part to help ensure passage of this bill. Email the committee members. Be polite, but firm. Tell them that you support the bill, and it may make a difference concerning your travel plans to Nevada. |
Wisconsin Considers Protecting Hunting, Fishing
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"There is clearly no threat to hunters' rights that I can see," Wieneke said. "Hunting is a privilege, just like driving a car, not a legal right."
--I can't believe he actually said that. I mean, this is just stupid. Completely stupid. Not a little stupid, but a whole lot of stupid! |
FBI Goes After Bonsaikitten.com
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It's not about guns, but is about freedom - of expression, in this case. Bonsaikitten.com is clearly a parody site, and I do not want my tax dollars wasted on going after a few people with a weird sense of humor. ~~~~~ KABA Note: As stomach-turning repulsive as this site is, what does the FBI have to do with it? |
Charges Against Trucker Dropped by DA In Hamilton Case
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"All charges were dropped yesterday against a trucker who had admitted in previous hearings that he had driven ... behind Linda Hamilton and tried to force her off the Mohawk Trail in rural western Massachusetts ... Hamilton’s attorney ... suspects that the truck driver was coached on what to say at the Hamilton trial."
Gee, no prosecutor would drop a reckless driving charge to jam a woman with a CCW, right? |
The Hypocrisy of the ACLU (see KABA Note!)
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Dr. Jeremy Blanks slices, dices, folds, spindles, and mutilates the ACLU's contradictory practices, especially regarding the 2nd Amendment. ~~~~~ KABA Note: There are some ACLU Chapters that do NOT take this stand, and are strongly pro-Second Amendment, and their National stand can be changed, if we get involved! |
Grants Available for Studying Youth Violence
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The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (www.CDC.gov) plans to award $1.2 million in grants in fiscal year 2001 for research projects on youth violence. For application information, contact:
Angela Webb 2920 Brandywine Road #3000 Atlanta, GA 30341 Email: awebb@cdc.gov
Or call: 770.488.2784 (reference program announcement #01016) |
Work Training Programs for Youthful Offenders
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The Labor Department's Employment & Training Administration (www.doleta.gov)plans to award 9 grants totaling $8.25million under its 'Demonstration Projects for Youth Offenders' program. The program is designed to provide juvenile offenders, ages 14 to 24, with employment opportunities that prevent future crime and delinquency. |
Few safe places are left in our armed America
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Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell laments that there are few places where she feels safe. This editorial starts out like an anti-gun diatribe, but if you perservere while reading it, you'll see that it isn't what it appears to be at first. |
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The right of a citizen to bear arms, in lawful defense of himself or the State, is absolute. He does not derive it from the State government. It is one of the high powers" delegated directly to the citizen, and `is excepted out of the general powers of government.' A law cannot be passed to infringe upon or impair it, because it is above the law, and independent of the lawmaking power." [Cockrum v. State, 24 Tex. 394, at 401-402 (1859)] |
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