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Alert! Oregon Gun Owners
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On Wednesday, May 23rd, the Senate Judiciary committee will hear SB508.
Call or email the OGO office if you would like to testify on this bill. We’re preparing both oral and written testimony and would like to be able to help provide the forum for you to air your opinions on this bill. We can help set you up to testify at the hearing, or we can submit your written testimony on your behalf.
PLEASE SEE ABOVE LINK FOR DETAILS! |
Zero Tolerance No Solution for Schools
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"Zero tolerance is a political response, not an educationally sound solution," said IU professor Russell Skiba, director of the Safe and Responsive Schools Project and author of the report. "It sounds impressive to say that we're taking a tough stand against misbehavior, but the data say it simply hasn't been effective in improving student behavior or ensuring school safety."
Read the full report Here |
As NRA convenes in KC, Second Amendment Debate Intensifies
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"A contorted, 27-word sentence, penned more than two centuries ago, lingers and swirls like gun smoke; its meaning today debated more than ever.
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Now, a 1999 ruling out of Texas has made the Second Amendment a live ball, one that could be bouncing its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. In the end, scholars say, gun enthusiasts could score an unprecedented legal coup, securing individual rights that courts have long been reluctant to grant them."
~~ Contorted? Not to this reader. |
Maryland's Governor is a Hoplophobic Moron
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Gov. Glendening has vetoed a bill which would have mandated gun-safety training in schools.
The bill passed with broad, strong support from both the NRA and anti-gun groups.
He says the bill raises "the specter of the National Rifle Association taking busloads of 13-year-old boys and girls off to a firing range for a day of shooting."
This is a problem, how? |
Testing Police Honestly?
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"How honest is the typical police officer when tempted? PrimeTime's bait: a lost wallet full of money, and hidden cameras to capture what happens next. ... Of the 20 Los Angeles police officers who were given wallets and purses, every single one turned in the wallet and the money. Not a penny was missing from the wallets, which were given to officers of all races, throughout the city."
BUT: "Ross' investigative team copied a technique many police departments around the country routinely use to test the honesty and integrity of their officers."
~~This certainly wasn't a double-blind scientific study. They don't even bother to mention what happened to the 20 wallets they gave to NYC officers. |
Dump the FBI
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"The FBI is a menace to the life, liberty and property of decent people."
Strictly speaking, the fiasco with the McVeigh trial evidence wasn't the worst of it. The discovery of thousands of pages of documents which should have been surrendered to the defense, but never were, may embarrass the FBI, but it won't destroy lives. ~~~~
The Imperial Federal Government is here to help us. |
The End of the Million Moms -by Tanya Metaksa
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"THE DIFFERENCE between Mother’s Day 2001 and Mother’s Day 2000 is only 365 days; but what a difference a year makes."
"Last Sunday, most Americans reclaimed Mother’s Day and honored Moms. Dee-Thomases has disappeared, MMM is running out of money, and the Clinton-Gore Administration have been replaced." |
Montgomery Council Could End Gun Shows in County
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"The (county) council voted 5-4 to ban gun shows on public property and cut off county funds to any private group that permits the display and sale of firearms."
~~If it is public property, how can the politicians stop the public from using it anyway they see fit? |
Gun Club Aims to Teach Children to Shoot Well
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"People say if you teach a child target-shooting, you are potentially teaching them to shoot someone" said Joe Neuman,program director. "But if you teach someone to drive a car, you're not teaching them to run someone over." |
VOTE: Is Bush on target in the fight against gun violence?
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Tell the President and Congress what you think. Your vote on this issue will be sent to key decision-makers in Washington.
Choices:
YES- Instead of needlessly creating new regulations, the government should focus on enforcing existing laws.
NO- Enforcement alone won't make our communities safe. Too many guns could still get into the wrong hands. |
Gun-friendly Utah is NRA host for 2007
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Former State Rep. Dave Jones blames the NRA for the defeat of his bills that would have: kept guns out of churches and schools, made gun owners liable for negligent storage, and require background checks at gun shows.
~~Is it possible that is the reason he is a former state representative? |
Waxman: An Anti-American Cancer
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"Not that we don't have enough to deal in trying to keep America America but out of the anus of the Republic of Kalifornia comes yet another diarrhetic burst. This dripping, oozing, brown waste is called Congressional Representative Waxman. I need you, my readership, to rally, like we have so many times before, to help me wipe up this brown discharge before it spreads any further."--Neal Seaman |
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