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CA: Gun Owners to Rally Friday in Support of 2nd Amendment
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Second Amendment proponents are scheduled to gather Friday in San Diego to draw attention to efforts in California to increase restrictions on guns and ammunition, and to announce the formation of a coalition to oppose a proposition on the November ballot.
The San Diego County Gun Owners, a political action committee promoting Second Amendment rights planned a news conference featuring a group of local elected officials, business owners, and community leaders at the County Administration Center downtown.
They will include a demonstration of how to legally avoid compliance with California’s newly expanded assault weapon ban. |
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Sosalty
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| I hope they publish in the NRA magazines, they relied on the media in the previous protests and the news carried nary a word. |
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