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WA Supreme Court Justice Richard Sanders Authors Significant Gun Rights Ruling
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"The Washington State Supreme Court has issued a precedent-setting opinion in the case of State v. Christopher William Sieyes which holds that the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution’s Bill of Rights 'applies to the states via the Fourteenth Amendment'"
"This outstanding opinion was authored by Justice Richard B. Sanders, a Supreme Court veteran who clearly understands the history of both the state and federal constitutional right to keep and bear arms."
"Perhaps what makes the Sanders opinion so remarkable is that it places the Washington Supreme Court ahead of the United States Supreme Court in recognition that the U.S. Constitution’s recognition of the right to keep and bear arms applies to all citizens ..." ... |
What’s At Stake In The Chicago Gun-Ban Case, McDonald v. Chicago
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"Are the 50 states required to obey the Second Amendment?"
"Or can they do whatever they want, with no obligation to respect our right to keep and bear arms?"
"That’s what’s at stake in the Chicago gun-ban case, McDonald v. City of Chicago, at the U.S. Supreme Court, where oral arguments will be heard this Tuesday, March 2, with a decision expected in June." ... |
Safer Streets 2010: Safer college campuses too?
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"A lot of positive change is coming down for second amendment and freedom lovers, and it's all good for the country. In America, the anti-gun movement utilitzes fear, emotion, frauds and even some armtwisting. The second amendment liberty movement takes a different tone altogether, promoting a deeper understanding of how liberty and being armed protect each other with a deep belief in due process. I praise one of several news items this week because they get it all so clearly that they advance that very understanding for the layman." ... |
Obama, guns & the states: Restoring rights
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"A funny thing happened to fears that the Obama administration would restrict the Second Amendment: Gun rights nationwide actually have been restored."
"But don't credit a president whose campaign rhetoric ... instilled so much apprehension and a run on guns and ammo. No, credit the nation's great laboratories -- the states -- for checkmating any gun-grabbing long before the administration moved ..."
"At least that's the way The New York Times sees it in a report that surely must have left it with a severe episode of Knicker Knot Syndrome."
"State government after state government has gone to great length to trump the specter of any coming federal heavy hand, restoring fundamental gun rights that have been whittled away ..." ... |
Sarah Palin Will Headline Annual NRA Meeting In Charlotte
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Gov. Sarah Palin will headline the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina this May, CNN reported on Thursday."
"'Governor Palin is one of the most requested speakers in America today,' Wayne LaPierre, NRA's executive director, told CNN. 'She's an outdoorsman, hunter and a steadfast supporter of our Second Amendment freedom. We are pleased to have a fellow NRA member speak at our 139th annual meeting in Charlotte this May.'"
"Sarah Palin's May 14 appearance will kick off a weekend filled with Second Amendment fun. The convention will include a prayer breakfast, a sportsmen's brunch and auction, a firearms law seminar and a seminar with conservative rocker champion Ted Nugent." ... |
On Gun Talk Radio Writers, Talkers and Loaders
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"Tom Gresham’s Gun Talk (R) Radio welcomes three guests new to the show on Sunday, February 28th, 2010. Airing live from 2pm until 5pm Eastern, Lars Larson, Chad Haworth and Frank James will make their debuts on Gun Talk."
"Lars Larson, of The Lars Larson Show, hosts two daily radio talk shows: One airs and deals with topics in the Northwest and one airs nationally. Larson has been in radio and television for more than three decades. An avid supporter of the entire constitution, Lars and his callers regularly talk about Second Amendment issues on his shows." ... |
GA: Decatur Man Shoots Burglary Suspect
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"A Decatur homeowner will not be charged for shooting an intruder Wednesday morning. DeKalb County police said 40-year-old Dexter Tucker was justified in shooting a 17-year-old who broke into his home." ...
"Tucker said he was asleep when he heard knocking at the front door. ..."
"'Then he started beating on the door,' Tucker recalled."
"Tucker said he saw a young man run to the back door and that's when he grabbed his gun."
"'I couldn't believe he was kicking in my door and it took him like four kicks to get in so by the time he got in I was ready for him,' Tucker said."
"Tucker said he shot the intruder three times, striking him once in the thigh. ..." ... |
TX: Suspect killed in home invasion gunbattle
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"A north Harris County man shot a pair of suspected home invaders on Friday, killing one and wounding the other, during a gunbattle outside his house ..."
The homeowner was also wounded, authorities said."
"'He was shot by one of the suspects,' said Sgt. Craig Clopton with the Harris County Sheriff's Department. His condition was not available."
"Gunfire erupted at 11:30 a.m. at a home in the 1300 block of Spring City after two people forced open the front door, officials said. The homeowner and the suspects both were armed and exchanged gunfire, authorities said."
"One attacker, an adult, fell to the ground in the yard. He was later pronounced dead at the scene. The wounded juvenile ran to a nearby home ..." ... |
Deer Creek Middle School and 'active resistance'
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"The Deer Creek Middle school shooting in Colorado will go into the column of 'Active Resistance' along with the Pearl High School shooting in Mississippi in 1997. In both cases the shooter was stopped by the intervention of a defender already on site. ..."
"We praise David Benke in Littleton for his bravery and quick thinking on Tuesday, and rightly so. He stopped a shooter before anyone died, but this shooter had a bolt action rifle, not a semi-automatic. Would David's bravery have ended in his own death if Bruco Eastwood had not needed to chamber another round? ..." ... |
Sul Ross professor joins Supreme Court case on gun bans
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"Raymond G. Kessler, a Sul Ross State University professor of criminal justice, is one of the amici (friends of the court) in a brief filed in the Supreme Court case of McDonald v. Chicago ..." ...
"Kessler joined the brief for petitioner McDonald, filed by attorney David Kopel of the Independence Institute. Among others joining the brief were the Congress of Racial Equality, the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association, and the Texas Police Chiefs Association."
"Kessler said the brief presents data and analyses showing that handgun bans are not effective against violent crime."
"Kessler and his colleagues contend such bans are, in fact, counterproductive ..." ... |
AL: Ala. Senate votes to allow guns in cars at work
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"Two weeks after a professor was charged with fatally shooting three colleagues at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, the Alabama Senate passed legislation Thursday that would make it easier for people to keep guns in their cars."
"At the urging of the [NRA], Democratic Sen. Roger Bedford of Russellville got the Senate to vote 26-2 for his bill."
"'This vote is about one thing only: Do you support Second Amendment rights?' Bedford told the Senate."
"His bill would ban businesses from having policies that prohibit legal firearms from being transported to the businesses' parking lots. But the guns must be locked out of sight in the glove box or trunk of private vehicles." ...
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AL: Guns at work?
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"A House committee is considering a bill that would prohibit most private employers from telling employees they cannot keep a legal firearm in their locked vehicles while parked at work."
"Major business groups opposed the bill by Rep. Craig Ford, D-Gadsden, during a hearing Wednesday before the House Commerce Committee."
"'You must provide a safe workplace for employees,' said Business Council of Alabama lobbyist Anita Archie. 'This limits our ability to provide a safe workplace.'" ... |
Bye Bye, Bayh
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Three of four potential replacements for liberal Indiana senator are pro-gun rights.
Democratic Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana is leaving office. Gun Owners of America rated his voting record an 'F' and the NRA, a 'D-'.
Three of four potential replacements for Bayh, including two Democratic congressmen, have solid pro-gun rights voting records. Former Senator Dan Coats, a Republican who has been named as a potential replacement, had a horrible voting record on Second Amendment issues when he was in office.
As Guns Rights Examiner David Codrea wrote in his Feb.16 break-down of Bayh's potential successors: 'Just Say No -- to Coats.'" |
OH: Please Join Buckeye Firearms Association For a Candidates Forum March 9th
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"For the fifth year in a row, Buckeye Firearms Association has teamed up with the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance, as well as several other conservation & firearms-related groups, to host a candidate's forum. The event will take place in Columbus on March 9th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., and we hope you will make plans to attend!"
"Several Buckeye Firearms Association leaders and volunteers will be on hand. This is an excellent opportunity to meet with us, as well as the many Ohio candidates that will be in attendance. There is no better way to become informed about our choices in the upcoming elections, and to make our voices heard." ... |
Anti-gun Missouri Congressman at home on the (shooting) range
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"St. Louis area gun owners are probably familiar with Congressman Russ Carnahan ... Those who are not, should be, because his legislative history shows him to be far from friendly to gun rights, as indicated by his 2005 vote against the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, to bar frivolous, predatory lawsuits against gun manufacturers. He was also a signatory of the 'New Agenda for a New Decade' manifesto, which called for mandating so-called 'smart gun' technology:" ...
"Judging from the above, it would seem that Representative Carnahan is a gun hater ... Well . . . that depends. ... When it's his finger on the trigger (with St. Louis Police Chief Dan Isom looking on), he seems pretty happy." ... |
MS: Gun bill allows for concealed weapons
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"Anyone holding a gun permit would be allowed to carry a weapon into public parks, most restaurants and other businesses under a bill that has passed the state Senate."
"Senate Bill 2153 passed the Senate on a 48-3 vote earlier this month. It was sent to the state House and was assigned to the Judiciary B Committee last week. It must also pass the House and be signed into law by the governor."
"If the bill becomes law, it would allow people holding concealed weapon permit the right to carry a concealed firearm in parks, restaurants, etc." ... |
ME: Maine seeks to stymie federal law on guns in parks
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"Lawmakers in Maine, home to one of the nation's most-visited national parks, are considering whether to override a new federal law that allows guns in the sanctuaries."
"A law that took effect Monday lets licensed gun owners take firearms into national parks and wildlife refuges - provided state law doesn't say otherwise. No states have laws that supersede the new policy, officials say."
"The Maine bill would outlaw guns in Acadia National Park and the St. Croix Island International Historic Site." ... |
AZ: Pearce bill would expand state control over gun regulations
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"A Senate panel has approved a bill that would prohibit local governments from enforcing stricter rules on firearms ownership than what’s written in state law."
"The bill, S1168, was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee by a 4-3 vote on Feb. 22. It now heads to the Senate floor via the Rules Committee."
"If it passes, cities and counties would lose the authority to create broader requirements than the state on the licensing, registration or ownership of guns or ammunition. Local governments already are banned from enacting ordinances related to the transportation, possession, sale or use of firearms." ... |
MO: Bills propose changes to Missouri concealed weapon laws
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"Citizens with permits to carry concealed weapons would have to renew their permit every five years -- instead of three -- under several legislative proposals being considered this year."
"Seven bills filed in the House also would lower the age to get a concealed carry weapon permit from 23 to 21."
"On Wednesday, the House Agri-Business Committee held hearings on proposals dealing with concealed weapons and self-defense."
"One bill that lowers the age for carrying a concealed weapon also would expand the right to use deadly force against any unlawful intruder on private property to any area of the property outside of the home. ..." ... |
OK: Campus firearm bill sees new life, again
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"The Oklahoma Public Safety Committee will once again decide whether to allow licensed faculty and staff to carry concealed firearms on the campuses of Oklahoma's public universities ..."
"House Bill 1083 ... must be addressed by next week if it's going to be considered by the Oklahoma House and Senate in 2010."
"The bill, written by Oklahoma Rep. Jason Murphey ... would grant concealed weapon rights to 'any person who possesses a valid concealed handgun license issued pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act … and who is a member of faculty who is primarily charged with classroom teaching responsibilities,' according to Section E of the bill's text, the most controversial piece of the firearm legislation." ... |
DE: Supervisors oppose anti-gun bill, park closure
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"The Delaware County Board of Supervisors passed resolutions Wednesday opposing proposed antigun owners legislation and protesting the closing of Oquaga Creek State Park."
"Delhi Supervisor Peter Bracci presented a resolution opposing bills passed in the state Assembly that he said would have a detrimental effect on hunters, sportsmen and legal gun owners and would curtail rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment."
"The list included 11 bills that include provisions requiring the renewal of firearms licenses after five years, stringent restrictions on firearms dealers, new training requirements, banning the sale of weapons that are .50-caliber or larger, and others." ... |
OR: Gun group lauds passage of Oregon bill
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"Regular readers will recall we've been discussing SB 1064 in Oregon."
"We asked if pro-gun efforts were being torpedoed by false friends in 'Is 'gun group' giving cover for Oregon gun control?'"
"And we noted efforts to ram things through without public input in 'Oregon gun owner alert: The heat is on for SB 1064.'"
"Now, our friends at Oregon Firearms Federation bring us some good news:" ... |
CO: Sheriff says he'll undermine gun ban (vote in poll)
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"The Colorado State University Board of Governors voted unanimously Tuesday to place students at both of its campuses in harm's way with a sweeping weapons ban ..."
"Larimer County Sheriff James Alderden, outraged by the ban, told The Gazette’s opinion department he will undermine it in the interest of student safety." ...
"'I have told the CSU police chief I will not support this in any way,' Sheriff Alderden told The Gazette. 'If anyone with one of my permits gets arrested for concealed carry at CSU, I will refuse to book that person into my jail. Furthermore, I will show up at court and testify on that person's behalf, and I will do whatever I can to discourage a conviction. ..." ... |
Guess who is putting lots of guns 'on the street'?
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"Another incident of a cop losing his gun has been reported. From OregonLive.com:""A loaded Portland police handgun, Taser stun gun and bulletproof vest were stolen from a Portland police officer's take-home unmarked police car sometime Sunday night or early Monday." "I come across stories like this all the time."
"For instance:" ... |
Judge Alex Kozinski: The Fourth Amendment is Gone. 'Welcome to the fish bowl.'
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"Last week the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals denied an en banc rehearing of the case United States v. Lemus, which dealt with a warrantless police search of a suspect's home after he was arrested outside of it. As a result ... the search will stand, which has left Chief Judge Alex Kozinski none too happy. In dissent, Kozinksi basically accused his colleagues of abandoning the Fourth Amendment:""This is an extraordinary case: Our court approves, without blinking, a police sweep of a person’s home without a warrant, without probable cause, without reasonable suspicion and without exigency—in other words, with nothing at all to support the entry except the curiosity police always have about what they might find ..." ... |
The Voice of Our Military in Haiti
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"The young men and women of our American military constantly make us proud not only of their actions, but their values. A classic example is seen below, written by Captain Nathan Broshear, USAF, a part of the earthquake rescue mission now ongoing in Haiti. It is reprinted here with permission, made possible by his dad Paul Broshear, and brought to my attention by Michael Schimmer." ... |
LA: Former police officer pleads guilty to Danziger Bridge shooting cover-up of stunning breadth
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"Admitting a cover-up of shocking breadth, a former New Orleans police supervisor pleaded guilty to a federal obstruction charge on Wednesday, confessing that he participated in a conspiracy to justify the shooting of six unarmed people after Hurricane Katrina that was hatched not long after police stopped firing their weapons." ...
"Lohman, who pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to obstruct justice, admits he failed to order the collection of evidence or canvassing of witnesses, helped craft police reports riddled with false information, participated in a plan to plant a gun under the bridge and lied to investigators who questioned police actions." ... |
New Orleans case should send chilling message to those who think 'only cops should have guns'
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, and led to the passage of legislation in several states to make sure nothing like this ever happened again on American soil: the unilateral disarmament of law-abiding citizens in the wake of a disaster."
"And now the story has taken an even darker turn than it did ... when police and National Guard units illegally and unconstitutionally seized, often at gunpoint, firearms held by private citizens who had done nothing wrong. No police or public official has ever been held accountable for that outrage, and that possibility will likely take a distant back seat to holding several police officers responsible for gunning down unarmed citizens on the Danziger Bridge ..." ... |
CA: Records reveal problems in L.A. County juvenile probation office
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"At least 11 Los Angeles County juvenile probation officers have been convicted of crimes or disciplined in recent years for inappropriate conduct involving current or former probationers, including several cases of molesting or beating youths in their care, a Times investigation has found."
"Additionally, two other officers are the focus of internal affairs investigations for allegedly having sex with probationers.
"The Times identified the cases through court documents, law enforcement records and department sources. Probation officials said they were prohibited by law from discussing the details of officers' misconduct." ... |
NJ: Trial starts today for Passaic County sheriff's officer charged in shooting
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"A Passaic County sheriff's officer is to go on trial Tuesday on an aggravated assault charge in connection with his shooting a man authorities say was a drug suspect who tried to flee in a vehicle upon being approached by the officer."
"Detective Raphael Garcia, 32, of Haledon, is charged with fourth-degree aggravated assault. The charge carries a maximum 18-month state prison term. ..."
"Garcia was assigned to the warrant squad and was on duty with two other officers ... Garcia, in plain clothes and with his badge displayed around his neck, shot a man in the arm who he said he had observed buying heroin. The suspect had ignored Garcia's orders to stop and accelerated his vehicle as Garcia stood in the roadway ..." ... |
Uganda: 4,300 police firearms marked in Kampala
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"All firearms belonging to the police have been marked to curb the misuse of guns by security officers."
"The Director of Police Operations, Mr Francis Rwego, said the exercise will bring to book police officers who have been engaging in armed robberies and hiring out guns to suspected criminals."
"'There have been incidences in the past where some police officers were engaged in criminal acts like robbery. We shall now be able to know where the gun came from,' Mr Rwego said. He made the revelation at a demonstration and launch of the national firearms marking exercise in Kampala yesterday." ... |
MA: Massachusetts National Parks are no longer gun free zones
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"On February 22, 2010 a new federal law took effect repealing the gun ban in National Parks first put into place during the Reagan administration."
"This means that from the Adams National Historic Park to the Westfield Wild and Scenic River in Massachusetts law-abiding citizens who had their civil rights trampled upon willl no longer be denied their basic human right of self-defense – with one exception." ... |
Will a handgun make you feel safer in a national park?
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"National Parks are reserves that display America's natural beauty to the public. Some people find them places of solitude, where they can go sightseeing, vacation, and camp out in the wild. A visit to a national park is considerably cheaper than the conventional family-of-four vacation. But while protecting your wallet, you might also want to protect yourself."
"Being alone or even with a small group out in the wild can be frightening. Considering the many violent events that have and can occur in national parks, and also to honor current rights according to visitors' home state, Congress recently lifted a ban on loaded guns in national parks which lasted for two decades. This new law took effect Feb. 22." ... |
CA: Second amendment rights under seige in California
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"It used to be that infringing on the civil rights of an American citizen was illegal and usually led to marches and protests. Unfortunately, when it comes to gun owners in the United States generally and in California in particular, civil rights don't mean what they mean elsewhere." ... |
TX: Gun control laws not all ineffective
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"Texas didn’t exactly shine when the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence released its most recent state rankings this past week. With a dismal ranking of 9 out of 100 possible points, this state seems to have plenty of room for improvement." ...
"However, not all gun-control laws are ineffective, and it wouldn't hurt Texas to consider making a change in at least one area. Requiring loading indicators and childproof safety locks would cut nearly a third of unintentional shooting deaths, the U.S. General Accounting Office estimates. ..."
"It's unlikely that Texas ever will aspire to scoring high in the Brady rankings. But it could pick up a few points and more importantly save some lives with this one small change." |
IN: Backers push to allow guns at Indy parks
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"Dozens are expected to show up at a public hearing tonight to express support for an ordinance that would allow permit-holders to carry guns in city parks."
"But so far, those vocal backers seem to be some of the only people endorsing the controversial proposal."
"The City-County Council measure, sponsored by Libertarian Ed Coleman, lacks support from most key players who could push it forward, including some council Republicans and Mayor Greg Ballard."
"Even the National Rifle Association, which for years lobbied to allow guns in national parks, has not endorsed the proposal." ... |
AZ: Talk Of the Town: Gun rights are naturally endowed
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"I read with interest the news story about Rep. Russell Pearce's proposal to remove the requirement to obtain a permit in Arizona to carry a concealed weapon as well as the editorial decrying it."
"I strongly favor this bill and others like it. I'm frankly surprised that The Daily Courier doesn't offer its support as well."
"No government authority 'grants' the right to keep and bear arms. It is a right inherited by each person via natural law or God (take your pick). Therefore, it is not within the purview of the state to license or regulate the populace's absolute right to carry the means of self-defense." ... |
OH: Public Comment Invited on Ohio Wildlife Issues
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"The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife invites the public to its annual Open Houses on Saturday, March 6, 2010, from 12:00 noon until 3 p.m."
"'At each open house location, fish and wildlife biologists along with law enforcement officers will be on hand to answer questions,' said David M. Graham, chief of the Division of Wildlife. Graham adds that this year's open houses will be on a Saturday, a notable change as in the past these events were traditionally held on a Sunday."
"Anyone interested in providing input and participating in Ohio's professional wildlife management process is encouraged to attend ... |
OH: Celina Town Hall Meeting!
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"OK everybody, my friends and I are hosting a Town Hall event this Saturday evening is support of the upcoming Second Amendment Marches in Columbus and Washington DC."
"The purpose of this event is not only to raise money, but also to raise the awareness of the boots on the ground that will be helping us send a message to our blind, deaf and dumb non-representatives across the nation, and I need your help. If you can't attend this event, find another to attend, but get involved in some way to help us get the message to DC. ..." ... |
TN: Tennessee Firearms Association March meeting to host Sheriff JJ Jones
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"THE MARCH MEETING WILL BE HELD ON
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 2, 2010"
"Our guest speaker will be Knox County Sheriff, Jimmy 'JJ' Jones"
"Please be informed that the Gondolier serves beer and, pursuant to a recent court decision, we are not permitted to carry firearms inside this restaurant, and also note that the gratuity is automatically added to your check."
"Meetings are held at the Gondolier Restaurant in South Knoxville just off Chapman Highway, behind the iHop, in the Lowe's plaza. A pre-meeting social hour is from 6 PM to 7 pm during which you may wish to eat dinner. The meeting will begin at 7 PM and end at 8 PM. Participation by those in attendance is always encouraged." ... |
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