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What List Are You On?
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A policy that strips our veterans of their Second Amendment rights would have been inconceivable even just a few years ago. But now, we have proof of just that. When the news first broke, many of us thought there was surely some kind of mistake. How could this be legal?
The frightening part is that it wasn’t a mistake: President Barack Obama has deliberately labeled over 177,000 veterans as “prohibited persons” under federal firearms law because their financial affairs are managed by a representative payee.
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The Progressive Crime Wave Grows
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Murder rates are skyrocketing in large U.S. cities, but President Obama's progressive pro-crime policies and endless racial provocations have nothing to do with it, the New York Times predictably declared in a recent article.
Nowadays Americans are being killed and maimed explicitly because of their race. Execution-style cop killings are becoming distressingly common. Killings and vicious assaults based on the skin color of the civilian victim are also becoming common.
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Alabama Supreme Court Reverses Conviction on Open Carry Law; What Does it Mean?
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In a victory for Second Amendment supporters, the Alabama Supreme Court has struck down a state law prohibiting the open carry of firearms on private property owned by another.
The case wound its way through the system after Jason Dean Tulley, 38, appealed a conviction for violating the law when he carried a weapon in his hip at the First Educators Credit Union on March 31, 2011, according to AL.com. |
Time for Common Sense Gun Safety Measures
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Webster defines militia as "an army composed of citizens rather than professional soldiers, called up in time of emergency." It also defines regulate as "to control or direct according to a rule, principle, etc."
In his recent rebuttal to my Sept. 1 letter, Mr. Coker states that a "well regulated militia,” as stated in the Second Amendment "is actually a bunch of individual people that make up the militia" He fails to mention if these "bunch of individual people" are well regulated in any sense as prescribed by the 2nd amendment. |
Lieutenant Governor Speaks Up About Gun Violence
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Leaders and supporters of the Harrisonburg Democratic Committee, Rockingham County Democratic Committee and the Virginia Democratic Party came together on September 6 for an annual Labor Day fundraising dinner at James Madison University.
Many of the speakers focused on the 2015 elections in November including Angela Lynn, running against Steve Landes in the 25th district of the Virginia House of Delegates. Also, April Moore who will be facing Senantor Mark Obenshain in the state senate.
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Cornyn’s Gun Proposal Deserves Consideration
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Members of Congress return Tuesday from their five-week summer recess. Budget negotiations that could end in a government shutdown await them, as do votes on the Iran nuclear agreement and a speech by Pope Francis — all while the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination plays loudly in the background. And with four senators running for president, including Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, additional grandstanding is guaranteed.
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Please Stop Naming Your Children After Guns
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The debate over gun control in America has popped up a lot in the past few years, but I never thought it would eventually have this impact. Parents are naming their children after guns. And they’re doing it so frequently that the name Gunner (with the help of Gunnar) even made the Top 200 list for boys.
Nameberry, a baby names site, says names related to guns and their manufacturers are among the most dominant “violent names on the rise.” The site also notes that the name Cannon made the boys’ Top 1000 list.
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Being Fat Is More Likely To Kill You Than A Gun
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I saw an article in the Washington Post claiming that 1 in 13 murders by gun are committed by cops. The article was posted by a friend on Facebook. The next post was from a “fluffy” friend claiming fat shaming is unacceptable and skinny people should be ostracized. This, of course, prompted three hours of online research. Brace yourselves. If you are a gun grabber or obese, you will not be happy with what I am about to say. First, here’s a table I downloaded from the FBI’s website . . . |
Gun Violence Permeates American Cities
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It is one of those trite clichés about police work. There is no such thing as a routine call.
Don’t believe it? Just ask Marc Hanly. The veteran Delaware County police officer responded to a situation police — here and in towns across the nation — see every day.
Hanly, with 13 years experience, was part of a contingent of officers who responded for reports of a suicidal man at an apartment complex in Norwood early on a Sunday morning. |
All lives matter — A Call for Due Diligence in Case of Police-Involved Drowning
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Black lives matter. White lives matter. In reality, all lives matter.
In the last few years, with the proliferation of smaller cameras and cameras most everywhere we go, we have become keenly aware that certain types of deaths may have been avoidable. At the very least, the technology exists — in addition to cameras — to help determine if a death rises to the level of criminal wrongdoing, or was simply an act of self-defense.
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Your Right To Feel Safe Doesn’t Trump My Real Rights
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There are many claims from anti-self-defense forces in the country that make me lose my mind, but one really takes the cake. It’s when they try to argue that their nebulous, subjective, “right to feel safe” must somehow be taken into account when the constitutionally explicit right of Americans to keep and bear arms is being contemplated.
It usually comes in the form of a question like, “What about my right to feel safe?” And it is becoming more prevalent all the time.
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Is The National War on Police Costing Lives?
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I bet you think I'm going to argue that the national war on police (well, at least as far as the narrative goes) is costing police lives. It's cost some (as witnessed by recent horrific executions of cops in Texas and New York, where officers seemed to be targeted for no reason other than their badges). And clearly any death is too many and a direct attack against the rule of law.
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Time to Start Treating Guns Like Abortions
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Because the Supreme Court, in the Heller case, concluded that there is an individual right to own firearms found in the Second Amendment — just like they ruled in Roe v. Wade that there is an individual right to have an abortion found in the Fourth Amendment.
Yet — the Supreme Court notwithstanding — Republicans have spent over 40 years regulating abortion providers and inserting themselves into the lives of women seeking a safe and legal abortion |
You Can Print Your Own Guns at Home. Next It Will be Nuclear Weapons. Really.
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You Can Print Your Own Guns at Home. Next It Will be Nuclear Weapons. Really.
Once again, with mass shootings in a church in Charleston, S.C., and a movie theater in Lafayette, La., Americans are discussing gun control — or discussing why we are not discussing it. With so many mass shootings and so little action, President Obama recently called gun-law reform the policy area in which he has “been the most frustrated and the most stymied.” |
Open Carry Conviction, Representative Williams on Budget
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A Pelham man was convicted Friday on charges dating back to last November for openly carrying a loaded gun to a polling site during the 2014 general election.
59 year old Robert Kennedy, Jr. was convicted on misdemeanor charges of voting obstruction and unlawful possession of a firearm. Kennedy is a founding member of BamaCarry, an advocacy group defending gun rights in the state.
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Why Isn’t the DC Police Chief in Jail for not Issuing Gun Permits?
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Kim Davis, the Democrat Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses because of religious objections, was ordered to jail for contempt of court last Thursday. She suggested a compromise of removing her name from the licenses, but Federal District Court Judge David Bunning wouldn’t even grant that reasonable compromise. |
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