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Recent Lies About Gun Control
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I have one small thing to ask of the gun-prohibitionists. Please stop lying to us. For extra credit, I�d like the rights-restrictors to stop lying to themselves as well. Even that may be too much to ask.
If the gun control advocates must lie, then please make up some creative propaganda because the old lies are wearing thin. Here are some obvious ones, and see if you agree. |
WA: Clark County approves gun rights resolution
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The Clark County Board on Friday approved a resolution in support of the Second Amendment and in opposition to any state plan to limit gun rights.
Other Illinois counties, including Christian, Effingham and Shelby county, have adopted gun sanctuary resolutions, a term that comes from so-called sanctuary cities that don't cooperate with aspects of federal immigration enforcement. |
The Supreme Court Strikes Down Law that Targeted Gun Owners� Speech
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The Supreme Court struck down a Minnesota law that forbade voters from wearing �political insignias� at polling places after the law was challenged by a voter who was told he must remove or cover his Tea Party shirt.
It is beyond a doubt that the state's application of the law unfairly discriminated against the free speech of NRA members. The lawyer for the state himself told the court that, under the law, a shirt with the slogan �Parkland Strong� would be permissible, while an NRA shirt would not. Ironically, while a shirt displaying the text of the First Amendment would be allowed, a Second Amendment shirt, which �could be viewed as political� would not. |
UT: Utah Gun Group Travels To Chicago To �Intercept� March For Our Lives Tour
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A pro-gun group from Utah is in Chicago to participate in a peace march held by survivors of the Parkland, Fla. shooting.
Members of the Utah Gun Exchange drove their trademark black armored truck from Utah to Chicago to support �peace and safer schools but stand strong on defending the Second Amendment,� according to a post on social media.
Co-founder Bryan Melchior has been documenting the trip in a series of videos posted to Facebook.
�We�re out here to protect and preserve our constitution and our constitutional rights,� Melchior said in one of the videos. |
Conservative Shareholder Grills CEO of Dick�s Sporting Goods for Anti-Gun Policies
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An investor confronted the CEO of the Dick�s Sporting Goods chain at an annual shareholders meeting in Pittsburgh, blasting the retailer�s recent restrictions on gun sales and its anti-gun advocacy.
David Almasi, a vice president at the National Center for Public Policy Research, attended the meeting Wednesday representing the think tank�s Free Enterprise Project, according to a report by Fox Business. Almasi accused Dick�s Sporting Goods CEO Edward Stack of violating fiduciary duties by knowingly and purposely giving up money. |
NJ: Mayor Presents Proclamation for Gun Violence Awareness Day
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In an emotional presentation at Tuesday�s Township Committee meeting, Mayor Suzette Cavadas presented a proclamation designating June 1 �Gun Violence Awareness Day�.
�This is really close to my heart,� said Cavadas. She said Americans are twenty-five times more likely to be killed with guns than people in other developed countries. �Every day, 96 Americans are killed by gun violence,� said Cavadas, �and on average there are nearly 1,300 gun homicides every year.� |
NY: NRA Acts to Speed Up Challenge to Cuomo Action Against Gun Rights Group
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The National Rifle Association filed a motion in federal court Thursday for expedited discovery in its lawsuit against Gov. Andrew Cuomo and a state agency.
The association is aiming to speed up the discovery process to prepare for a preliminary injunction against Cuomo and state Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo.
The NRA has claimed that Cuomo and Vullo conspired to coerce financial institutions to sever business ties with the association, causing it to suffer financial losses. The injunction would seek to halt any efforts by Cuomo or DFS to penalize other companies for partnering with the NRA. |
The Rolling Stone Continues its Inaccurate Anti-NRA Reporting
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It is by no means a closely held secret that Rolling Stone magazine has aggressively promoted an anti-gun agenda for many decades. It started in 1980, with the death of John Lennon at the hands of Mark David Chapman, when the magazine�s founder, Jann Wenner, decided he wanted to �make something good come out of (the murder).� Wenner started the Foundation on Violence in America, which was apparently designed to promote a public-relations campaign aimed at convincing Americans to accept restrictions on handguns. |
CO: Lawsuit challenges Boulder's new assault-weapon ban
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The Colorado affiliate of the National Rifle Association has filed a lawsuit against the city of Boulder in an effort to pushback against the city's new assault-weapon ban.
Lawyers for the Colorado State Shooting Association, Boulder-based Gunsport of Colorado and two private citizens say the new ordinance, which took effect Friday, is invalid because sections of it conflict with state law. |
MN: Blind guy with a gun pens self defense guide
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Williams didn�t need a light to find the gun. He�s been totally blind since he was a child. But he�s held a North Dakota concealed-carry permit for 17 years and believes he is the country�s first such permit holder.
He likes to keep the .45 in his pants pocket. �Just kind of always on me is like putting the belt or keys or anything, it�s just the way it goes.�
This summer, the 44-year-old is publishing a how-to book to encourage other blind people to exercise what he calls their right to self-defense. |
Top concealed carry 9mm ammunition for self-defense
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A critical element to any self-defense or concealed carry set-up that is often overlooked is the ammunition fueling the firearm. A key component in winning a gun fight, choosing the right ammunition is vital to ensure survivability. Combing through the copious amount of ammunition available to 9mm pistol shooters can be overwhelming which is why Guns.com has pulled together our top picks for the best self-defense ammunition in the 9mm caliber. We examined factors such as penetration, expansion and velocity courtesy of Lucky Gunner and Tnoutdoors9 to evaluate each brand�s efficiency. In no particular order, here is our round-up of the best self-defense ammo for 9mm pistols. |
Not So Breaking News: Trio of Anti-Gun Orgs Rehash Worn-Out Gun Control Policies
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This week the press gleefully reported the anti-gun pronouncements of a trio of diverse special interest groups. The Washington Post announced, �Frustrated [American Medical Association] adopts sweeping policies to cut gun violence.� In a separate piece, addressing statements by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), the Post blared �Police chiefs plot new strategies against gun violence and mass shootings.� Politico reported, �Conference of Mayors passes resolutions favoring gun control.� In other breaking news, water is wet and the sun rises in the East.
All three of these organizations have lengthy histories of opposing the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners. |
OR: County Commissioners discuss gun measure
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The Union County Commissioners held a work session Wednesday to talk about two Oregon gun measures.
Oregon Initiative Measure 43, which aims to ban the possession of assault weapons capable of holding more than 10 rounds, and Measure 44, which aims to put regulations on firearms, have been circulating through the state as petitions are gathered. |
OR: Legal challenges file to gun storage ballot title
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Three legal challenges were filed this week against the ballot title for an initiative petition to impose storage requirements on Oregon gun owners.
The court challenge drastically shortens the time supporters have to gather signatures to get Initiative Petition 44 on the ballot, but they are publicly optimistic about the effort.
Ballot titles are the brief caption, summary and description of the result of a �yes� or �no� vote printed for each measure on the ballot. If anyone objects to the title, they can petition the Oregon Supreme Court to review the language. |
NJ: New Jersey To Gun Owners: Hand Over Those Magazines Or We Could Throw You In Jail
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If you don�t submit to our so-called common sense gun control policy, we�ll throw you in jail. That�s the mindset of New Jersey. With new anti-gun Governor Phil Murphy helming the ship there, you knew things would be terrible; he�s a Democrat. Beth laid out the details for this law, but the crux of it is that if you don�t turn over so-called high capacity magazines, those that hold more than ten-rounds, the state could throw you in hail for up to 18 months (via Free Beacon): |
NJ: NJ Governor Murphy Signs Gun Control Package with Big Consequences
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We�ve heard your comments and concerns. Rest assured, our lawsuits are coming. The same way NJ2AS has prevailed against 23 towns and the State of New Jersey (3 times), we shall prevail again.
Nevertheless, lawsuits are merely one piece of a larger puzzle. We�re fighting corrupt public officials with our money while they play with Monopoly money (technically our money, too, but they do not care about burning taxpayer funds). That�s why it�s important we unite as one NJ2AS, relaunching old methods that have been proven to work while adopting new strategies to take on our enemies. |
FL: Governor's Race and Second Amendment Issues
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It�s a crowded field of candidates in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, with five candidates now in the race. Meanwhile- there are calls for agriculture commissioner Adam Putnam- running on the GOP ticket for Governor- to resign. What�s behind those calls?
Democratic analyst Carol Cox and Republican analyst Molly Nardella join Intersection to talk about the issues driving the Democratic gubernatorial campaign, and how Adam Putnam is handling fallout over his agency�s handling of concealed carry permits. 291 people were issued concealed carry permits in error, after an employee failed to review background checks. But Putnam says the employee was fired, and while those permits were revoked, none of the 291 had red flags. |
DE: Contact Your Senator Immediately in Opposition to Gun Ban Legislation
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On Tuesday, June 19, the Delaware Senate will consider legislation (Senate Bill 163) that would ban commonly-owned semi-automatic firearms in Delaware. Though it was already defeated in committee, this anti-gun measure could be brought to the floor through a procedural move. It is more important than ever that members immediately contact their state Senator and strongly urge them to OPPOSE Senate Bill 163. |
VA: Virginia Beach�s Police Chief calls for �reasonable� gun law reforms
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Police Chief Jim Cervera is calling on Congress to pass stricter gun laws like universal background checks.
"All the recommendations that we're asking for are totally reasonable," Cervera said in an interview on Friday.
Cervera recently returned from a meeting with other police chiefs from around the country. He's a board member of the Major Cities Chiefs Association. During the meeting, the group updated its firearms violence policy to include calling for more background checks, banning high capacity magazines, and reinstating the assault weapons ban. |
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