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WA Anti-Gunners Show How to Dismantle Preemption, Ban Semi-Autos
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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Second Amendment advocates from one coast to the other should be paying close attention to what is happening in Washington state, which has become a test tube for anti-gunners now laying the framework to dismantle state preemption statutes and ban semiautomatic firearms, and it can be traced to King County, where the Board of Health recently adopted a regulation in clear defiance of the state’s 35-year-old preemption law.
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Stripeseven
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| Oath Breaking politicians are everywhere in this nation. There are some serious undermining attempts at dismantling our Constitutional form of government. Deprivation of rights!, doing away with due process! These Oath Breakers think that somehow it's ok to assume more, and more power that is not delegated to them by the Constitution. You want a perfect example of a "Slippery Slope", this is it.. |
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