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PA: Pittsburgh Mayor Declares Intent to Ban Guns in Violation of State Law
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Yesterday, we reported that it was likely that sweeping gun control measures would be proposed in Pittsburgh. Today, Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto held a press conference to propose a trio of anti-gun city ordinances that, if enacted, would constitute a direct violation of Pennsylvania’s state firearms preemption law and Pennsylvania Supreme Court precedent. At the event, Peduto was joined by Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, who benefitted from $500,000 in spending from Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety during his 2018 re-election bid, and City Council members Corey O’Connor and Erika Strassburger. |
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Stripeseven
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| Elected officials must obey the law. Individuals cannot twist around laws to serve their own interests. Knowingly breaking the law makes these officials criminals. It would be interesting to hear where these state servants think that their expanded powers have come from. |
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