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[ad_1] Gun control advocates seem conflicted recently about how to mischaracterize the NRA. Does it still exercise “undue influence,” or is it now “on the ropes” with the ascendance of anti-gun politicians controlling the White House and both chambers of Congress? Whatever they try to tell you, the numbers don’t lie. The strength of our pro-gun advocacy
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[ad_1] The lawsuit seeks an unfettered right to carry concealed handguns. Lower courts have already rejected its arguments. The US Supreme Court has stepped back into the heated debate over gun rights, agreeing to hear a challenge backed by the National Rifle Association to New York state’s restrictions on people carrying concealed handguns in public in a
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[ad_1] Friday’s New York Times front-page story by White House reporter Annie Karni portrayed the president bravely fighting another plague: “Biden Moves To Curb Plague Of Gun Crime – Orders Restrictions on Homemade Firearms.” The jump-page headline made President Biden a literal life-saver: “Biden Moves to Save Lives by Regulating Kits to Make Guns.” All because of
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[ad_1] Jaidyn Landers: College enrollment: On a decline Over the past few years, it has been noticed by analysts that college enrollment has been on a decline, and the recent presence of COVID-19 only exacerbated this trend. If the reduction in admissions in higher education persists, we will begin to see a negative impact on
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[ad_1] Spectator By Stephen Tuttle | April 24, 2021 2020 wasn’t a very good year. At all. Aside from the horrific toll of the pandemic and the post-election insanity, we became a lot more violent. Murder rates were the highest in the last two decades, according to the FBI. Other violent crimes increased comparably.  Chicago
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[ad_1] On April 27th, the House Judiciary Committee is hearing Senate Bill 6, to ban magazines over an arbitrary capacity limit. The following week, the committee will hear Senate Bill 3, to impose a Maryland-style “handgun qualified purchase card” and a handgun transfer registry. Please contact committee members and ask them to OPPOSE SB 6
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[ad_1] Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed two pro-gun bills that were previously passed with an overwhelming majority from both chambers of the Kansas Legislature.  Both measures will head back to the legislature where your lawmakers will vote to OVERRIDE Governor Kelly’s veto.  It is imperative that you contact your Lawmakers and ask them to OVERRIDE
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[ad_1] Written by John Cole, Managing Editor and PoliticsPA Staff State Rep. Leanne Krueger has been reappointed to serve as the chair of the Pennsylvania HDCC. Here is the Playbook.    Krueger Reappointed as HDCC Chair: State Reps. Tim Briggs and Dan Frankel will serve as Finance Co-Chairs for the HDCC this cycle under Krueger.
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[ad_1] Yesterday, the General Assembly recessed from its 2021 legislative session. During this session, the House passed House Bill 1369, to ensure that law-abiding adults can exercise their right to self-defense without first having to obtain government permission. Unfortunately, the Senate did not even give this critical bill a committee hearing, resulting in it failing
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[ad_1] Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed two Republican-backed education bills on Thursday, including one that would have required high school students to pass a civics test to graduate and another that would have allowed districts to incorporate gun safety courses into their curriculums.The Republican-controlled Legislature approved the bills this month, but not by large enough
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[ad_1] On Wednesday, April 28, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will hold a public hearing on Senate Bill 141 which fixes the handgun purchase process in the Granite State.  Please act now!  Contact committee members and ask them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 141. Senate Bill 141  resolves New Hampshire’s longstanding problem with
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[ad_1] Yesterday, the Arkansas House passed pro-gun legislation, Senate Bill 573. After receiving an amendment in the House, the measure will be sent back to the Senate for a concurrence vote sometime early next week.  Please contact your State Senator and ask them to concur on Senate Bill 573. Senate Bill 573 clarifies existing law to prevent
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[ad_1] On Monday, April 26, the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will hold a public hearing on Legislative Document 1138, which strengthens Mainers’ fundamental right to self-defense.  Please act now! Contact members of the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee and ask them to SUPPORT LD 1138. Legislative Document 1138 would strengthen Mainers’ fundamental right to
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