Month: October 2023

[ad_1] Democratic politicians continue to abridge Americans’ Second Amendment right to self-defense despite the terrifying nationwide crime waves ignited by their soft-on-crime policies. In the latest constitutional breach, the blue state of Massachusetts approved a sweeping gun control bill that critics say would impose widespread bans on commonly owned firearms. On Wednesday, the Democrat-controlled Massachusetts
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[ad_1] West Virginia’s universities, many of which are dealing with financial issues, are now tasked with figuring out how to implement a bill that allows people with a concealed carry permit to carry firearms in many areas of public college campuses.  Safety measures can be pricey, and the bill requires universities to place firearm storage
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[ad_1] In the heyday of American labor, the influence of local unions extended far beyond the workplace. Unions were embedded in tight-knit communities, touching nearly every aspect of the lives of members—mostly men—and their families and neighbors. They conveyed fundamental worldviews, making blue-collar unionists into loyal Democrats who saw the party as on the side
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[ad_1] Kentucky governor’s race: Watch Beshear, Cameron debate on WLKY Updated: 10:08 PM EDT Oct 21, 2023 PRESENTATION ON COMMITMENT 2023 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, A LIVE GUBERNATORIAL DEBATE AT. WELCOME. I’M PRUGIASCO, PRESIDENT OF THE LOUISVILLE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. WE ARE A NONPARTISAN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT ORGANIZATION. WE DO NOT
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[ad_1] (The Center Square) – Plaintiffs challenging Illinois’ gun ban hope a ruling out of a California federal court plays a role in the potential outcome in Illinois.  Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has justified the state’s gun and magazine ban he enacted earlier this year by pointing to several other states with similar bans. However,
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[ad_1] by Jeff Gross, contributing writer It is apparent that civilians are refusing to wear the required fluorescent orange during hunting season on state lands. I am encountering this violation frequently. In my articles I indicate the encounters I have had including a Westport, Massachusetts woman who felt she was above Rhode Island law when
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[ad_1] TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s next lawmaking session is fast approaching, just over 80 days and counting. After a major change in gun law this year, will next year bring more or less restrictions? At last check, Thursday, there were around 230 bills filed ahead of the 2024 legislative session— with hundreds more expected. At
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[ad_1] The Florida Republican donor to both Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis who shot his wife before turning the  gun on himself last week had been diagnosed bi-polar. Steven Alembik, 72, allegedly attempted to kill his psychologist wife Dawn Polen Silver before shooting himself in the head in the parking lot of a Burger Fi restaurant in
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[ad_1] The Florida Republican donor to both Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis who shot his wife before turning the  gun on himself last week had been diagnosed bi-polar. Steven Alembik, 72, allegedly attempted to kill his psychologist wife Dawn Polen Silver before shooting himself in the head in the parking lot of a Burger Fi restaurant in
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[ad_1] First Charlton Heston, now Hunter Biden. President Joe Biden’s son could emerge as an unlikely Second Amendment hero as he fights off criminal charges that are an offshoot of the investigations that drove an impeachment inquiry into his father. The younger Biden has been indicted on charges he violated federal laws that try to
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[ad_1] Jefferson Shreve, at a neighborhood festival in September. (IBJ photo/Taylor Wooten) Republican Jefferson Shreve knows that to unseat two-term Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, he’ll need to win over a lot of Democratic-leaning voters. His advisers acknowledge that he started the race at least 15 percentage points behind the incumbent mayor because that’s the built-in advantage
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[ad_1] When MaryAnn Alvarado asks her students if they know how to get a gun, their response always takes her aback. “Everyone raises their hand,” she said. Alvarado, 36, runs Teens on Target, a program operated by YouthAlive! in Oakland, California, that trains middle- and high-schoolers to become violence prevention advocates in their own communities.
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[ad_1] Only a justice for two months, Protasiewicz has yet to hear a challenge to Republicans’ gerrymandered maps—but the Assembly Speaker is threatening impeachment if he doesn’t like how she rules on the case. Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Thursday impeachment of newly-elected state Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz could still be attempted, even
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[ad_1] Roger Caldwell By Roger Caldwell       In 2021, there were 690 mass killings and in 2022 there were 645 mass killings according to the mass killing Archive. At the present time in America, there are 533 mass killing and there is an epidemic, and no one has a solution. There are more guns than
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