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[ad_1] For the Tomahawk Leader LINCOLN COUNTY – Competitive races in Supervisory Districts throughout Lincoln County will appear on April 5 ballots. Learn more about some of the candidates below. To view Lincoln County’s Supervisory District maps, visit www.lincoln.wi.us/bc-county-board/page/district-maps/. District 1 Incumbent William R. Bialecki is running unopposed in Lincoln County District 1. Name:  William
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[ad_1] The U.S. gun industry is shipping firearms to Ukraine for military and civilian defense against Russian invasion forces. The National Shooting Sports Federation (NSSF), a Connecticut-based trade industry group, has instructed its more than 8,000 members on how to obtain an expedited U.S. export license to ship guns and ammunition “for use by Ministry
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[ad_1] Photos: TwitterYouTube Is New York City about to witness a reemergence of the “Broken Windows” policing policy under the city’s second Black mayor because of concerns regarding the violent crime wave we’re witnessing here–and across the country during this COVID crisis? Sadly, that appears to be the coming reality. Mayor Eric Adams has claimed
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[ad_1] Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) signed legislation Wednesday that bans the sale of ammunition magazines holding more than 10 rounds. Oregon Public Broadcasting reported the new magazine law will “[ban] the manufacture, import, distribution and sale of higher-capacity gun magazines.” However, the law always those who already possess “higher-capacity” magazines to keep them. The Seattle Times
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[ad_1] State Rep. Dave Williams, one of four Republicans challenging eight-term U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn’s bid for reelection in a primary, has been endorsed by conservative author and commentator Michelle Malkin, his campaign said. Malkin, a Colorado Springs resident, called Williams “exactly the kind of proven conservative warrior we need in Congress” in a statement
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[ad_1] Hoosier adults age 18 and up not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm will be entitled to carry a handgun in public without needing to obtain a state permit, beginning July 1. Despite strong opposition by numerous Indiana police agencies and prosecutors, including the Indiana State Police, Gov. Eric Holcomb on Monday signed into
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[ad_1] INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Gov. Eric Holcomb on Monday vetoed Indiana lawmakers’ bill that would have barred transgender girls from joining girls’ K-12 sports teams. The Indiana Senate had passed House Bill 1041 with a vote 32-18 while the House passed it 66-30. Indiana’s Legislature, which has a supermajority of Republicans, only needs a majority
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