[ad_1] Five Pennsylvania Republicans voted with House Democrats on Tuesday to help pass universal background check legislation. The Pennsylvania House of Representatives listed the Republicans who voted pro-gun control: Reps. Joe Hogan (R-Dist. 142), Kristin Marcell (R-Dist. 178), Kathleen Tomlinson (R-Dist. 18), Martina White (R-Dist. 170), and Rep. Craig Williams (R-Dist. 160). The gun control
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[ad_1] Pennsylvania state Rep. Tim Bonner (R) argued against legislation on firearms Democrats label “ghost guns,” noting that our Founding Fathers referred to such firearms as “homemade guns.” Bonner referenced the “ghost guns” lingo, describing it as “a connotation far more sinister than what [such firearms were called] when our Founding Fathers created their own guns.”
[ad_1] Five Republicans crossed party lines on Tuesday to pass a bill in the Pennsylvania state House mandating universal background checks for gun purchases. The state currently only requires background checks when someone purchases a handgun, according to Democratic State Rep. Perry Warren. He introduced legislation that would expand the gun control regulations to include
[ad_1] There is a big push now by insurance companies to sell you insurance in case you shoot somebody. Not that far affects it if you look at all the shootings taking place in the news. So have you purchased your gun insurance yet? In case you shoot someone, there are insurance policies available to
[ad_1] The Justice Department sued the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department on Tuesday, accusing the agency and Sheriff Robert Luna of systematically violating the Second Amendment rights of residents by dragging out concealed carry permit approvals for months or even years. In a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of
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The Trump administration Justice Department is suing the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department over the review of concealed-carry permit applications, citing a “deliberate pattern of unconscionable delay that renders this constitutional right meaningless in practice.”
The federal government is suing the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department because of