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NY: SAFE Act Part 2 on Tap For Coming Week
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It was six years ago that Cuomo declared the SAFE Act would make New Yorkers safer. Over half a decade later, there is zero evidence the SAFE Act has done anything more than punish law-abiding gun owners. During Cuomo’s tenure, nearly a million New Yorkers have left the state. This latest push for more gun control laws is nothing more than a resounding indictment of the SAFE Act’s complete failure. What has become abundantly clear is that this is nothing more than political pandering to his extreme anti-gun base.
Several bills are going to move next week which include an accessory ban, mandatory storage, and so-called “red flag” legislation, among others. |
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Stripeseven
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| The People of America have never authorized their elected servants to destroy their Bill of Rights, The Peoples' Rights. The blatant disregard for the Constitution shows nothing but total contempt for Freedom. |
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