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Search and Seizure Laws Prove Nearly Impossible To Define
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"Everyone has their favorite Constitutional Rights that they like. Some believe that the First Amendment, right to free speech, is the foundation of a free society. Others believe the Second Amendment, right to bear arms, is critical for the populace to be protected from the government. It amazes me that our forefathers could anticipate genetic splicing and the creation of men with giant grizzly arms all of the way back in the 1700s, but I digress."
"For me, I have always felt that the Fourth Amendment, protection from unlawful search and seizure, was an incredible design against the overreaching of the government into the privacy of the people ..." ... |
NSSF Survey: 21 Findings About Modern Sporting Rifle Owners
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"Owners of modern sporting rifles (MSR)--those rifles based on the AR platform--are among the most passionate gun owners."
"Most shoot their rifles often and wish they had time to shoot them even more. Most use them for target shooting. Most own multiple modern sporting rifles. Most enjoy accessorizing them."
"Given these and other insights into ownership, it's no wonder MSRs were among the hottest sellers during the firearms sales boom from late 2008 through early 2010." ... |
Obscure Object of Desire: Gemini Customs Ruger SP101
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"You may recall that TTAG reviewed the Ruger SP101 3" as a potential newbies’ first gun. I looked to the stainless steel Ruger revolver for four reasons: ease of operation, low-recoil (comfortable range time), .38/.357 caliber (economical practice and devastating stopping power) and more-than-merely-adequate accuracy (three-inch barrel). Three factors prevented the SP101 from earning the ultimate 'start here' accolade ..." ... |
Self-Defense Tip: Work on Your Trigger Reset
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"You hear an awful lot about 'muzzle flip' in the gunblogosphere. Much of it right here. At the risk of preempting an Ask Foghorn post, I’ll say this about that. You can have a little bit of this (the handgun’s muzzle or barrel 'flipping' upwards after you pull the trigger) or a little bit of that (a heavy gun that reduces muzzle rise). At the risk of quoting former Prime Minister Tony Blair, there is a third way. Learn to work with—or at least not against—muzzle flip . . ." ... |
Gear Review: Ares Gear Ranger Belt
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"Sometimes good enough stops being good enough. We want the best, price no object. Hence Rolex, Ferrari, and Ares Gear. I bought one of Ares Gear’s $80 Ranger belts recently. By recently, I mean two months ago. I finally received the belt a few days ago, after a bunch of tailor gnomes finished sewing it together. It was the first time I’d commissioned custom clothing. It was worth the wait. The Ranger belt is the finest belt I own. Of course, my criteria for a tactical belt are a little extreme . . ." ... |
Three Reasons Why Constitutional Carry (No CCW Permit) is Not Insane
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"'[Wisconsin] Republicans are considering two versions of the concealed carry law,' columnist Eugene Kane writes for jsonline.com, 'which I would label thusly: There’s the 'sane' bill and the 'insane' bill. The sane version – which I oppose – would allow gun owners to apply for permits and receive required training to carry concealed weapons in most public areas but with some restrictions. The insane version – which I vehemently oppose – would allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in public without any permit or training required.' So why is the second version bonkers? Kane reckons it's so obvious he doesn't really need to explain his position . . ." ... |
Lever-Action Ballistics: .30-30 vs. .357 Magnum
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"Elmer Keith, Phillip B. Sharpe, Colonel D. B. Wesson developed the .357 Magnum cartridge in 1934. The first of the 'Magnum' pistol cartridges, it was a big hit. Literally. While there's still some debate over the cartridge’s ability to create hydrostatic shock, if you're looking for a highly effective, commonly available handgun caliber for self-protection, .357 is a perfectly defensible choice. Handgun hunters use the cartridge to take game up to the size of small deer. The .357's handgun ballistics are impressive indeed, but how much more impressive does it get from an extra fourteen inches of barrel? Now what should we compare it to . . ." ... |
Obama: We're working on gun control 'under the radar'
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... "On March 30, the 30th anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, Jim Brady, who sustained a debilitating head wound in the attack, and his wife, Sarah, came to Capitol Hill to push for a ban on the controversial 'large magazines.' Brady, for whom the law requiring background checks on handgun purchasers is named, then met with White House press secretary Jay Carney. During the meeting, President Obama dropped in and, according to Sarah Brady, brought up the issue of gun control, 'to fill us in that it was very much on his agenda,' she said."
"'I just want you to know that we are working on it,' Brady recalled the president telling them. 'We have to go through a few processes, but under the radar.'" ... |
NDIA: Giggle Switches EVERYWHERE (pix)
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"It’s all over. The conference closing ceremonies were held this morning. Two hours later we were on the range blowing [stuff] up. The final cease fire was called around 4:30 PM, much to the dismay of the shooters. Right now I’m sitting in the Indianapolis airport (how I got through security reeking of gunpowder and high explosives I will never know), still coming down off the adrenaline rush ..." |
NY: Homeowner shoots at home invaders
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... "Police say two men went to a home on Mayville-Sherman Road in the town of Chautauqua. While one waited in the car, the other knocked on the door. The suspect asked the homeowner if there was any land to rent in the area, then forced his way into the home, displaying a handgun and forcing the homeowner and a woman to lie down on the floor. The homeowner armed himself with a small caliber handgun and fired three times at the suspect, who fled out the door." ... |
SC: Homeowner shoots, kills teen burglary suspect
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"A homeowner shot and killed a teenage girl during a home invasion in Clover Thursday morning. The shooter’s cousins say it was self-defense."
"'They busted in the door, they got what they deserved,' said a cousin who didn’t give his name." ...
"'Self-defense. They came in his back window, they had a gun and a knife, they were going to kill him,' one cousin said. 'It was premeditated robbery and they were going to attempt to kill him and he just defended himself,' he added." ... |
TX: Fort Worth homeowner shoots, kills would-be burglar
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... "The homeowner told police that he had been asleep inside his home when he was awakened by someone at the rear window, according to Officer Sharron Neal, a police spokeswoman."
"'As he got up, he went to the window and saw someone trying to break in,' Neal said."
"The homeowner fired one shot through the window, she said." ... |
Project Gunrunner
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... "The murder of Agent Terry was a tragic blow to his family and friends, his fellow Border Patrol agents, and the entire border community. However, to the sorrow and anguish that is natural to a violent death of this sort has been added a sense of frustration, outrage, and suspicion, as a number of troubling discrepancies and changes in the official story of the shooting event have developed. The official veil of secrecy, denial, and stonewalling that has descended over the case has caused members of Brian Terry’s family, members of Congress, and federal whistle-blowers to cry 'coverup.'" ... |
Grassley plays hardball on ‘Gunrunner’
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"Republican Sen. Charles Grassley is following through on threats to play hardball over what he considers Justice Department stonewalling on his requests for information and documents relating to Project Gunrunner."
"The Hill, Fox News and UPI are all reporting that Grassley is poised to put a hold* on nominees for Justice Department positions until Attorney General Eric Holder and his subordinates start cooperating with the Gunrunner inquiry he launched four months ago. A similar probe is being conducted by Congressman Darrell Issa (R-CA), chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform." ... |
Second Amendment Under Fire…From Republicans
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"Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) has filed a simple amendment to the Patriot Act protecting the rights of Americans to lawfully carry a firearm. His Amendment would stop federal agencies from collecting gun records under the Patriot Act. The amendment preserves two provisions of current law that protects gun owner privacy from a Patriot Act exemption."
"The Paul Amendment ... [s]eems like a non-controversial clarification of the powers of the federal government with regard to the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution."
"Leadership in both parties disagree and have been doing everything to block consideration of the Paul Amendment. ..." ... |
Republicans are Trying to Block the “No Gun Registration” Amendment
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"Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has been doing a yeoman’s job of trying to rein in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and protecting the privacy of gun owners."
"But now, according to senate insiders, the Republican leadership is trying to undermine these efforts by urging fellow Republicans to oppose Paul’s 'no gun registration' amendment." ... |
NRA Claims Rand Paul's Gun Amendment Would Have Hurt Gun Owners More Than PATRIOT Act
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"Earlier today Senator Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) announced that the National Rifle Association had joined Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans in opposing Rand Paul's gun amendment to the PATRIOT Act. The amendment, which was tabled after an 85-10 vote, "clarifies that the authority to obtain info under the USA PATRIOT Act does not include authority to obtain certain firearm records." The NRA has responded to these charges twice this evening." ...
"Bolding mine. It's the most interesting part of the NRA letter because it implies that the current process for acquiring gun records is an open one." |
Jon Kyl and Mitch McConnell Are Whipping Colleagues to Oppose Gun Protections
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"I just received an email that Senator Jon Kyl sent out the below email to colleagues urging them to oppose a Rand Paul amendment to the PATRIOT Act that would protect gun rights."
"The GOP in the Senate is encouraging colleagues to oppose this and, humorously, is doing nothing to take a stand on Paul Ryan’s budget other than encouraging moderates to oppose it."
"With friends like these . . ."
"The email is below. Note that the NRA has decided to, yet again on a matter involving the second amendment, sit on the fence." ... |
The Second Amendment for Troops?
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"Tucked away in the fiscal 2012 defense authorization bill that the House passed Thursday is a curious provision: an amendment that would ensure that troops deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq have the 'right to bear arms.'"
"You read that correctly. The House voted 260 to 160 to approve an amendment to the bill that would revise the military's 'rules of engagement' to ensure troops in conflict zones can defend themselves."
"Seem a bit redundant? Rep. John Mica (R., Fla.), who introduced the amendment, insists that it is not." ... |
Rand Paul fails to amend anti-terrorism law before Senate passes it
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"After Sen. Rand Paul failed to win approval of proposed changes, the Senate on Thursday passed a four-year extension of key provisions in an anti-terrorism law in time to prevent them from expiring." ...
"Paul, R-Ky., had been blocking the renewal of those intelligence-gathering provisions in the so-called Patriot Act, contending that the law had constitutional flaws that needed to be addressed. The provisions were scheduled to expire at midnight Thursday."
"Paul proposed an amendment that would have placed restrictions on the government’s ability to obtain gun purchase records. That was defeated 85-10. His second amendment, limiting banks on their reporting of suspicious financial transactions, was rejected 91-4." ... |
Whatever Happened to Liberal PATRIOT Act Opposition? (second item)
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"Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Wednesday went beyond questioning Sen. Rand Paul’s patriotism, accusing the Kentucky freshman of trying to aid terrorists."
"Paul wants an amendment to the extension of the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001 that makes clear the gun-purchase records already shielded from prying federal eyes must remain secret." ... |
Gun Law Expert Urges Support for Mica Soldiers' Defense Amendment
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"'Members of the U.S. House of Representatives should give full support to an amendment offered by Congressman John Mica (R-FL) to the proposed National Defense Authorization Act,' gun law expert John M. Snyder said here today."
"The Mica Amendment, Number 38, would require the Secretary of Defense to ensure that the rules of engagement applicable to armed forces assigned to duty in a hostile fire area fully protect the service members' right to bear arms and authorizes the service members to fully defend themselves from hostile actions." ... |
Congress approves extension of expiring Patriot Act provisions
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"The U.S. House followed the Senate on Thursday in voting to extend three key provisions of the Patriot Act scheduled to expire at midnight, sending the measure to President Barack Obama to be signed into law." ...
"In particular, Paul sought to propose an amendment preventing warrantless access to some gun records. Republican leaders don't want a vote on his amendment because they are conflicted by it, Paul said."
"They don't want to vote to weaken the Patriot Act by making it more difficult for law enforcement to obtain any information -- including gun records -- related to a terrorism investigation, he said, but they also don't want to take a vote that could be viewed negatively by gun rights groups." ... |
OK: Fallin signs bill that allows guns on CareerTech campuses
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"Gov. Mary Fallin signed a measure Wednesday that allows people with concealed-carry permits to leave weapons in locked vehicles in CareerTech campus parking lots."
"'I believe, as does our Legislature, that it is reasonable to allow a gun owner with a concealed-weapons permit to leave his or her gun locked in the car while visiting a career technology center,' Fallin said." ... |
WI: Settle down and reform our gun laws
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"Time to put an end to the giddiness, governor: Scott Walker needs to rein in the senators whose enthusiasm for the Second Amendment is making rational reform of state rules look absurd."
"The case for letting law-abiding Wisconsinites carry concealed weapons -- that means in a purse, in a holster under a parka, on the car seat as you make deliveries in neighborhoods where you’ve been robbed, anything but out in the open -- is open-and-shut. Concealed carry ought to pass." ... |
WA: Poll: 39% Of Washington Voters Don't Want [Anti-gun] Kucinich To Run Here
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"A new poll released Tuesday shows that 39 percent of Washington state voters think Rep. Dennis Kucinich should not run for office in our state, Talking Points Memo reports.
Kucinich (D-Ohio) has floated the idea of moving to Washington state and running for Congress here because his district is likely to be eliminated when the lines are redrawn (by Republicans) while Washington is picking up a Congressional seat.
"I love the area. I love the people," Kucinich told KIRO 7's D.C. Bureau Chief Carol Han earlier this month. He also described his first visit to the Seattle area 30 years ago this way: "It felt like home. I mean, there's a lot about the people in Washington state that feels a little like Ohio."
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NJ: NJ Judge Issues Permit to Plaintiff in SAF Lawsuit
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"A New Jersey judge today announced he will issue a gun permit to one of the plaintiffs in a Second Amendment Foundation lawsuit against several New Jersey officials for deprivation of civil rights under color of law, because applicants cannot show a 'justifiable need' for a permit."
"SAF Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb said today this 'clearly indicates that our lawsuit is proper, and we are encouraged to press our case to its conclusion.'" ...
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UT: Ex-employees who disarmed customers sue Walmart for firing them
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"They were fired after disarming a gunman in their store who said, 'Don’t make me do this.'"
"Now, those workers from a Layton Walmart are at the heart of a lawsuit filed against the world’s largest retailer."
"Three former employees at the Layton store, a former manager in the Cedar Hills store and two former West Valley loss prevention workers are the plaintiffs."
"Their lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Farmington's 2nd District Court, names six causes, including wrongful termination and violation of plaintiffs’ right to self-defense under the Second Amendment." ... |
NJ: Abduction victim allowed to carry gun
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"A Superior Court judge has given Jeff Muller, the victim of a gunpoint abduction last year outside his Newton pet supply shop, approval to carry a concealed handgun."
"'It's a shame I didn't get this a year ago,' said Muller, 61, after Superior Court Judge David Ironson in Morristown ruled on Thursday that the kidnapping victim had shown a justifiable need and 'urgent necessity' to protect himself with a handgun in his day-to-day life." ... |
Feds Threaten Texas With No-Fly Zone Over Anti-TSA Legislation
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"The State of Texas is currently considering legislation that would make it illegal for any official, State or Federal, to perform intrusive searches of persons or personal property without probable cause." ...
"In response, the Federal Government has threatened to essentially enact a no-fly zone over Texas by restricting flights out of the state due to security concerns." ...
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CA: New LAPD Patrol Car To Sport Infrared Night Vision, License Plate Scanner
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"If you thought the patrol car in the 1987 action movie 'Robocop' was high-tech, wait until you see what L.A.’s finest will be soon be driving."
"AOL’s Translogic caught a sneak peek of the new squad car of choice for the Los Angeles Police Department: the Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle (PPV)." ...
"The Caprice, which replaces the long-used Ford Crown Victoria, is equipped with an infrared night vision camera, automated license plate scanner, and a touch-screen center console that replaces the older computers traditionally used by officers." ... |
OR: Second former Portland police recruit testifies that she was investigated after raising concerns about Central Precinct misconduct
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"A second former Portland police recruit testified Wednesday that she witnessed excessive force by three Central Precinct officers and raised questions about their actions to another officer, only to get investigated herself for being 'evasive' and pulled off the street."
"Erin Lewis went through the Portland Police Bureau's Advanced Academy class with Lindsay Hunt, now the plaintiff in a federal whistleblower trial against the bureau. Lewis said she ended up resigning as well, on Jan. 3. 2008, when she learned the bureau planned to fire her." ... |
CA: Patriot Takes His Oath To Uphold and Defend The Constitution Seriously
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... "In addition to serving his country as a U.S. Marine, this patriot also answers his call of duty as a private citizen by speaking out as a civil rights activist. As a longstanding member of the Calguns community ... Liao has witnessed the decades-long campaign that the anti-gun establishment in his State has waged against a class of law-abiding citizens who wish for nothing more than to exercise their basic, fundamental, and enumerated civil right to self-defense. Recognizing that the societal stain of violent crime is caused by criminals and not law-abiding citizens, Liao felt that he needed to honor his solemn oath to uphold and defend the U.S. Constitution by standing up and speaking out against this injustice." ... |
TX: Police monitor questions drinking 'culture' on SWAT team
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"Austin Police Monitor Margo Frasier, in a memo obtained Wednesday, raised fears of a department culture that allows on-call drinking and suggested harsher discipline to officers who were with a SWAT team member before his drunken driving arrest last year."
"Frasier, amid mounting criticism from some police union officials, issued punishment recommendations to Police Chief Art Acevedo four days before a disciplinary hearing last week for seven officers." ... |
TX: Officer who shot student had history of not following orders
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"Shortly after a supervisor told Daniel Alvarado to stay with the victim of a minor assault and not search for the suspect, the school district officer ran into the backyard of a Northwest Side home with his gun drawn."
"Moments later, Alvarado fired his weapon, killing an unarmed 14-year-old boy."
"The November incident was not the first time the officer had ignored an order, according to records recently obtained by the San Antonio Express-News." ... |
IL: Lawsuit: Sex misconduct by Chicago cops not investigated by city
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"A 22-year-old woman who was allegedly raped by two on-duty Chicago police officers filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging a 'widespread practice' of abuse within the department that goes largely unpunished."
"The suit alleged that the abuse was facilitated by a 'code of silence' among officers and an unwillingness by supervisors to investigate wrongdoing." ... |
MD: Ex-Pr. George’s officer admits guilt in cigarette, alcohol smuggling scheme
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"A former Prince George’s County police sergeant admitted Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt that he took part in a scheme to smuggle untaxed cigarettes and alcohol from Virginia to Maryland."
"The guilty plea by Richard J. Delabrer, 47, is part of a sweeping, ongoing federal corruption probe targeting the activities of current and former county elected officials, appointed officials, police officers, developers and other business people." ... |
OH: Police officer convicted of hitting another
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"A Cincinnati police officer, suspended after being accused of hitting another officer in a bar fight, is back at work after he was convicted Tuesday in the case."
"Sgt. Jeff Brunswick, 54, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was sentenced to one day in jail by Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Dwane Mallory. Because he's spent a day in jail after his February arrest, Brunswick walked out of the courtroom having completed his sentence." ... |
NV: Las Vegas Small Business Law Firm Adds Firearms Law and NFA Gun Trusts to its Practice Offerings
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"The Bunker Law Group, PLLC, a Las Vegas, Nevada small business law firm is expanding its practice offerings to include the areas of firearms law and NFA gun trusts. In anticipation of this expansion, The Bunker Law Group has created a new, separate website to focus on these new practice areas. Small business and individual clients will now have the opportunity to receive experienced, affordable legal counsel regarding firearms laws and the preparation of NFA gun trusts to make purchases and ownership easier and more efficient. Learn more about the Las Vegas business law firm's new practice areas by visiting http://www.nevadaguntrustattorney.com." ... |
NJ: NJ Hunters 592, Black Bears Zero
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"After bears became something more than lovable pick-i-nick basket thieves, the Garden State decided to create a bear hunting season. After a little bit of what the Brits call argy-bargy from the anti-hunting crowd, New Jersey hunters filled out the appropriate paperwork, paid for a license and set out in search of black bears. According to the NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife (even they don’t use the full name), 'the hunting season resulted in a total legal harvest of 592 black bears.' Harvested as in shot dead. Johnny NJDEP's press release was quick to frame the killing in light of its conservation efforts. And rightly so. Still, it does make for some unintentionally funny (black bear, black humor) reading . . ." ... |
WI: WI panel OKs gun bill; columnist shows bankruptcy of anti-CCW mindset
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"Concealed carry took a huge step forward in Wisconsin yesterday as the Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation that would allow 'constitutional carry' of defensive sidearms by private citizens without first getting a permit." ...
"However, nothing they said in Madison yesterday comes quite as close to revealing the bankruptcy of the anti-gun mindset than comments appearing under Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Eugene Kane’s byline. His column began with a brief account of a shooting that occurred in a bar Monday evening that left 30-year-old Luis Santiago dead and another man wounded." ... |
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