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Insurrection in WA State: Lawmen ‘Just Say No’
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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What Second Amendment advocates considered an “extremist” gun control measure when they opposed it, I-1639 — passed by slightly less than 60 percent of voters, in only 12 of the state’s 39 counties — is being challenged in federal district court by the National Rifle Association and Second Amendment Foundation.
But top law enforcers — sheriffs in many of the state’s counties — are “just saying ‘no’” to enforcing provisions of the measure, at least until the court challenge plays out, the newspaper said. |
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Stripeseven
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| Sheriffs are just honoring the Oath they took, and apparently won't support unconstitutional activities. |
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