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ISRA Applauds Failure Of Gun Control Bill
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"The ISRA is commending the Illinois House of Representatives for voting down a gun registration proposal thinly disguised as a firearm dealer-licensing bill. HB-1941 failed to garner the 60 votes needed for passage in the House." |
Education agency misused millions
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In the final three years of the Clinton administration, the Education Department lost track of $450 million through waste, fraud and errors, the department's chief inspector said. A Republican lawmaker likened the agency's financial practices to those of "a Third World republic." |
IL: Battles Lost
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The Senate blocked a measure to allow battered women a chance to defend themselves by allowing persons with orders of protection to carry handguns. Also, the House voted to ban private sales at gun shows. |
Court orders bullet removed from suspect
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A court has ordered that a teen-age robbery suspect undergo surgery to remove a bullet that could be a crucial piece of evidence in the case.
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KABA Note: This is also a story of armed self-defense: "Spitz, about 50, who is licensed to carry a gun, pulled his weapon and returned fire, knocking the masked bandit from a bicycle." |
Why I Love Guns And Why You Should, Too
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"Empirical research has established that gun ownership by law-abiding people reduces crime. The connection is so reliable and well known that finally, leftist congressmen have chosen not to call for new gun laws even in the wake of recent school shootings. There are other good reasons to own guns that have not been a big part of recent public debate. I consider a few of them here." |
OPPOSE H.R.1247 - Gun Owner Licensing & Gun Registration
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Rep. Meehan (D-MA) has introduced H.R.1247 "To provide for the implementation of a system of licensing for purchasers of handguns and for a record of sale system for handguns, and for other purposes."
"Record of sale" is double-talk for gun registration. "Other purposes" includes outlawing gun sales between private individuals, even father to son, as well as background checks for all transfers, even to just rent a gun at the range. Violations net 2 years in prison.
Contact your U.S. Reps to OPPOSE this bill. |
Federal Computers Not Secure, Experts Report
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Despite repeated warnings from government investigators, federal computers continue to be riddled with correctable security weaknesses. The federal databases hold not just classified secrets but information on individuals and companies. Intrusions by hackers, terrorists or renegade insiders could cause incalculable damage. (Hmmm, is this the same government that wants all of your gun records in their computers?) |
Arm-Twisting
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A historian's book makes the case for gun control. Other scholars dispute his claim. -- On April 18 Columbia University will hand out its Bancroft Prize, an annual award presented for outstanding books in history and diplomacy. One of this year's recipients is Michael Bellesiles, for his book, "Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture." A growing number of respected scholars, from across the political spectrum, are saying that his research and conclusions are wrong. They've charged that the book is riddled with errors so enormous as to seriously undermine his work. |
Even people who don't own guns are against suing gun manufacturers
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Interesting results from a survey conducted on iWon.com: Although a small majority (55%) of the people responding do not own guns, and and even a smaller majority (39%) do not think private gun ownership deters crime, a wopping 79% of the respondants answered NO to the question "Do you think gun manufacturers should be subject to lawsuits for crimes committed with weapons they have manufactured?" |
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