Month: August 2022

By Don Poole Updated: 4 hours ago Published: 4 hours ago I want to encourage all Alaska voters to cast their vote carefully in the new election system. This is the first time for it, so vote carefully. Many Alaskans do not trust this new idea of ranking and intend to vote just for Kelly
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Democratic Texas gubernatorial candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke’s position on guns is straightforward. The former New York manny wants to ban and confiscate America’s most popular firearms and further undermine Texans’ Second Amendment rights. This radical position plays well with some Democratic presidential primary voters. It doesn’t with the Texas electorate. That’s why the perennial
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Gun control advocates’ preferred policies have been repeatedly rejected by the American people through their elected representatives. The U.S. Supreme Court and Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution has foreclosed, for now, gun control backers’ chief aim – total civilian disarmament. Moreover, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act makes clear that firearm manufacturers
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Gun control advocates have renewed a longstanding plan to have the Federal Trade Commission (which regulates commercial speech) punish firearms manufacturers for how they advertise firearms. A petition filed with the FTC by several large firearm prohibition organizations claims that any suggestion firearms provide protection to their owners or make their homes safer is tantamount
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Betsy Johnson, an independent candidate for governor of Oregon, wears wildly oversized glasses and campaigns at homey events billed as “Beers With Betsy.” A former state senator who abandoned the Democratic Party, Johnson markets herself as the “goldilocks” alternative to the “extremes” of partisan politics, insisting she’s beholden to “only to Oregonians” and not to
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Letter writers  |  Fort Myers News-Press Collier school incumbents well qualified Much of the annoying daily ads for school board candidates are misleading and downright deceitful.  The schools are already safe, spending is scrutinized and fair, and critical race theory is not being taught. The Republican Club of Collier County and their endorsed candidates want
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Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Racially resentful white Americans are less likely to support some gun rights if they believe Black people are exercising those rights more than white people, according to research published by the American Psychological Association. White Americans who expressed high levels of anti-Black sentiments associated gun rights with white people and gun
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America’s gun industry is currently fixated on selling military-style weapons to consumers—semi-automatic rifles similar to those used by soldiers, and handguns with high-capacity magazines like those carried by police officers. This has coincided with a rise in mass shootings in which dozens of people are killed or wounded in a matter of minutes—usually carried out
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Gun reform advocates have decried as “absolute insanity” a move by a North Carolina sheriff to arm his school resource officers with assault rifles on campus – in addition to their service issue handguns. Madison county sheriff Buddy Harwood says he felt obliged to act in hope of preventing another massacre such as at Robb
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The American Psychological Association on Thursday released a study claiming a link between racism and support for the Second Amendment.  The study argues that White Americans who expressed high levels of anti-Black sentiments associated gun rights with White people and gun control with Black people. This was
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With Daniel Lippman CRITICAL MINERS LOBBY UP AHEAD OF BOON FROM RECONCILIATION BILL: A Missouri mining company that produces critical minerals used in electric vehicle batteries has hired former Rep. Filemon Vela of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld to help the company secure federal funding likely to flow more easily now that President Joe
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NEW YORK (PIX11) — As the governor of Texas continues to send migrants to New York City, candidates running to represent parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn in Congress fired shots on immigration and argued for reforms.  The Democratic candidates running to represent the 10th Congressional District in New York’s primary election want more federal intervention
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Following recent mass shootings, federal legislation and an increase in gun violence across the United States, some North Carolina legislators have called on the N.C. General Assembly to take action. Recently, the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to ban assault weapons, such as AR-15s and other semi-automatic firearms. However, the legislation is widely expected
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Before July Fourth, Cooper Roberts was almost always active and running around. He loved playing sports — including soccer, baseball and football — and riding his bike, his family has said. Life has looked very different since the 8-year-old was shot in the Highland Park Fourth of July attack, and left paralyzed. Seven people were
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This article represents the opinion of the Tampa Bay Times Editorial Board. So here’s something you might not have thought possible: In Florida, at least, Republicans and Democrats actually agree on a number of gun control measures that could significantly reduce the appalling death toll in our streets, schools and homes. In a statewide survey
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Mahalo for supporting Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Enjoy this free story! In response to “Agency seeks food truck concession at state parks” (Star-Advertiser, Aug. 11): Imagine a moment to retreat to nature, a few minutes from the city or a drive to a remote spot to a beautiful state park. On Oahu, distant Kaena Point, Kaiwi Point
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Beto O’Rourke speaks at his Abilene campaign stop August 16, 2022 Democratic candidate for Texas governor Beto O’Rourke responds to reporters’ questions while campaigning in Abilene. Ronald W. Erdrich, Abilene Reporter-News No, he didn’t cuss. Much. Still, gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke, speaking Tuesday to large crowd in downtown Abilene, minced no words in attacking Gov.
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