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PA: Penn Forest Twp. Marine vet on 1-man mission to make Carbon County a 2nd Amendment sanctuary
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
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A national movement aimed at protecting residents' gun rights has made its way to our area.

A Penn Forest Township resident is on a one-man mission to convince leaders in Carbon County to designate every municipality as a Second Amendment sanctuary.

Brandon Bell is a U.S. Marine Corp veteran and Second Amendment champion.
 

TX: More NRA-Backed Legislation Protecting Second Amendment Rights During Disasters Introduced In House
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Since then, several more measures with this NRA-supported language have been filed: House Bill 3, by Rep. Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock), a comprehensive bill relating to the emergency powers of state and local officials specifically during a pandemic, and House Bill 1500, by Rep. Cole Hefner (R-Mount Pleasant), identical to House Bill 2249 but assigned a lower bill number so it can be referred to, and be eligible for, committee action sooner. We appreciate Speaker Dade Phelan (R-Beaumont) and Rep. Burrows for ensuring that this critical language is included in one of the House priority bills, HB 3, and for granting HB 2249 a lower bill number, now HB 1500.
 

WA: Bills on election security and second amendment rights garner extended debate in lengthy floor sessions this week
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During the lengthy floor debate on the bill, Democrats said the bill would not infringe on those rights, because it only adds the Capitol to the list of places where open-carry of firearms is prohibited.

The bill�s sponsor, Sen. Patty Kuderer (D-Bellevue) said �What you need when you come to the Capitol is your voice. What you don�t need is a weapon.�

Republicans, on the other hand, argued that it would take away legal gun owners� ability to protect themselves if they feel unsafe at or near a public demonstration. �You become the criminal because you know how to protect yourself,� said Sen. Shelly Short (R-Addy). Some lawmakers also had concerns that the language in the bill was too vague.
 

MO: St. Joe Gun & Knife Show is set for March
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The annual St. Joseph Gun & Knife Show will be held next month ahead of the spring hunting seasons.

Kevin Hummer, event organizer, said the two-day event will return to the Civic Arena.

He said the show plans for more than 250 tables of guns, ammunition and hunting supplies on the main floor with dealers from six states.

The event will be on Saturday and Sunday, March 13 and 14.
 

NC: 12-Year-Old Boy Defends 73-Year-Old, Shoots, Kills Home Invader
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Between midnight and 1 a.m. on 13 February 2021, two young home invaders came to the door of 402 S. Williams St. in Goldsboro, North Carolina. The address is to a modest apartment complex, home of Linda Ellis, a 73-year-old grandmother.

Ellis son, Randolf Bunn, answered the door. As he opened it the two suspects forced their way in. They forced Bunn to the ground. At least one of them had a gun. They barged into the kitchen, where they encountered 73-Year-Old Linda. They shot her in the leg.
 

PA: Armed Driver Stops Carjacking Spree � Armed Citizen Stories
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We start with this news report from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania reported in the PennLive Patriot-News.

You�re driving through downtown Philadelphia on a weekday night. It is about 9 pm when a car pulls up beside you at a stoplight. The man in the car points a gun at you and says to get out of your car.

You own a handgun. You have your Pennsylvania license to carry. You�re armed tonight. You pretend to move the seat belt as you draw your firearm. Your attacker is getting out of his car when you shoot him. He drops his gun so you drive away and call 911.
 

WI: Militant Leftists Attempt to Intimidate Judge in Rittenhouse Case
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On Friday evening, 12 February, a group of about a dozen far-left protestors, allied with the DA�s office in Kenosha, called for the removal of Judge Bruce Schroeder, because the Judge followed the rule of law and refused to facilitate the political persecution of Kyle Rittenhouse.

Rittenhouse is being tried for the self-defense shooting of three men who attacked him as he fled from mobs during the Kenosha riots. Judge Schroeder required the DA to follow the rule of law.
 

The Waco Siege: What Happened When the Feds Laid Siege to the Branch Davidian Compound
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The search warrant was mostly based on the number of weapons possessed by the Davidians. But in the United States of America, we have the right to own as many weapons as we can afford. What�s more, the notion that the Davidians were �stockpiling� weapons is a red herring: They were selling weapons (legally) in addition to buying them, so �inventory� might be the more accurate term for what they had at Mt. Carmel.
 

ND: McKenzie County latest to discuss becoming a �2nd Amendment Advocate�
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Following in the footsteps of other counties in North Dakota, McKenzie County could be the latest to become an advocate for Second Amendment rights.

A resolution similar to those in Stark and Emmons Counties will be brought forth by a veteran to the McKenzie County Commission Tuesday, looking to protect what he calls �the way of life for him and many others in rural areas.�

�I�m also a rancher, I need to have a gun on me to protect my animals. Most of the time you don�t need it, but it�s just good to have it,� said Lee Geiger.
 

TN: 2nd Amendment sanctuary city declaration considered by Clarksville City Council
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Clarksville City Council members discussed Thursday a resolution to declare Clarksville a �Second Amendment sanctuary city.�

The resolution, sponsored by both Jason Knight (Ward 5) and Trisha Butler (Ward 12) independently, states that Clarksville �will provide haven for, and shall support and protect the Constitution of the United States� as related to the Second Amendment.
 

WA: Washington Senate Approves Ban of Open Carry of Guns at Protests Statewide
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After an emotional debate that highlighted and lamented America's sharp political divisions, the Washington Senate on Thursday voted to ban the open carry of firearms and other weapons, not just at the state Capitol campus, but at permitted demonstrations in public spaces across the state.

The passage of Senate Bill 5038 comes after months of intense protests around the state over the killing of people of color by law enforcement, as well as by demonstrators supportive of former President Donald Trump in the wake of his election defeat.
 

Banning whole categories of popular guns will lose in Supreme Court
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On Feb. 14, President Biden marked the third anniversary of the deadly shooting incident at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, with an announcement that he is calling on Congress to enact �common sense gun law reforms.�

As always, the details matter. The president defined �common sense� as a requirement for background checks on all gun sales, a ban on �assault weapons and high-capacity magazines,� and an end to �immunity for gun manufacturers who knowingly put weapons of war on our streets.�
 

NH: House Passes Self-Defense Legislation
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
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Yesterday, the House of Representatives held a floor vote on self-defense legislation, House Bill 197. Thanks to your strong support, this bill passed and will advance to the Senate this session.

House Bill 197 is a common-sense measure that extends the justified physical force in defense of a person, when it is believed that another person is likely to use unlawful force against the individual in a vehicle, dwelling, or curtilage. This ensures that an individual maintains their right to defend themselves and their loved ones in the event of an unlawful attacker.
 

AR: House OKs stand-ground bill
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The House voted along mostly partisan lines Wednesday to send a controversial �stand-your-ground� bill to Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who has in the past expressed reservations about such legislation.

Hutchinson did not say Wednesday whether he would sign Senate Bill 24, which removes the duty to retreat from Arkansas� self-defense laws.
 

CO: Multiple Anti-Gun Bills Scheduled for Committee Hearings Next Week
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
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Next week, House Bill 1106 and Senate Bill 78, are scheduled for committee consideration on Monday and Thursday, respectively. These measures do nothing to prevent crime and specifically target law-abiding gun owners. Please contact committee members and ask them to OPPOSE these anti-gun measures.
 

MT: Campus Conceal Carry Polarizes Students at Montana State
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Starting this summer, students at universities in Montana will be able to carry concealed firearms around campus. The change is polarizing students who have different visions for what makes a campus safe.

Montana State University senior Chance Kind is on his way out the door of his Bozeman apartment.

�Keys, wallet, phone. Double-checking my knife. Pens. My pencils. Got my Glock, let�s go.�
 

FL: It�s long past time to repeal �Stand Your Ground�
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Today, Feb. 26, marks nine years since 17-year-old Trayvon Martin�s life was cut far too short. He should have turned 26 earlier this month, but instead, a self-appointed vigilante killed him in cold blood and then was shielded from prosecution by Florida�s dangerous �Stand Your Ground� law
 

CA: As the 9th Circuit Takes Another Look at California's 10-Round Magazine Limit, It Should Demand More Than Speculation From the Law's Defenders
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit yesterday vacated a 2020 decision that blocked California's ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. A federal judge in 2019 concluded that the law, which prohibits possession as well as manufacture and sale, was inconsistent with the Second Amendment. Last year a three-judge 9th Circuit panel agreed. Now the full court will rehear Duncan v. Becerra, raising the possibility that the ban will be upheld after all.
 

ME: Are federal efforts to regulate gun ownership constitutional?
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Amid the turmoil and bickering throughout the country, it is important to keep an eye on legislation being proposed both in your own state and in Washington D.C. One such bill on the federal level is H.R. 127, sponsored by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX). The bill calls for the U.S Attorney General to establish a licensing and registration system that would require gun owners to inform the government of the �make, model, and serial number� of every firearm they own.
 

NE: Judiciary Committee to Consider Numerous Gun Bills Next Week
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Next week, the Nebraska Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider a slew of gun bills during two, separate hearings. The hearings are scheduled to begin on March 3, at 9:30am and 1:30 pm. Those bills to be considered are outlined below:
 

Below The Radar � HR 1004 Require Liability Insurance Coverage to Purchase Firearms
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When we discussed financial de-platforming, we noted that for the firearms industry � in fact, even for those who want to buy firearms � access to financial services, including banking is a must. If access to those services are denied, say through a re-started Operation Choke Point, then the Second Amendment becomes a dead letter.

But now, Representative Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) wants to require people to show proof of insurance to be able to buy a firearm. She introduced HR 1004 with one co-sponsor, Representative Andre Carson (D-IN). While text of this bill is not available as of this writing, Representative Maloney has introduced this bill in the 116th and 115th Congresses as the Firearm Risk Protection Act.
 

OK: Oklahoma to Become 2nd Amendment Sanctuary State?
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
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Oklahoma could become the next entry into the growing list of 2nd Amendment sanctuary states. Across the country more and more states are introducing legislation to uphold the 2nd Amendment and refuse any additional gun control measures from Federal, state, county and even local governments. This would mean that the state of Oklahoma wouldn't adhere to, or enforce, any new gun control measures such as bans, buy backs, capacity limits or other restrictions that may be introduced in the future.
 

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