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DC: Pink Pistols Win Big in D.C.
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A group called The Pink Pistols are celebrating a major victory in both the gun control as well as the gay rights arena, following a finding that portions of D.C.’s concealed carry requirements are “likely unconstitutional.”
Last week District Judge Richard J. Leon granted the preliminary injunction sought by the Pink Pistols and their co-plaintiff, D.C. resident Matthew Grace, effectively halting enforcement of the District’s “good cause” requirement to obtain a concealed carry permit. |
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Millwright66
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| But the reality is D.C. senior law enforcement is blatantly ignoring Judge Leon's ruling. And, more significantly, the LSM is ignoring the story. It would appear the most lawless among us are those charged with law enforcement in some of our cities. |
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