Gun And Survival

Libertarian Party of New York Advises Rejection of Proposed School Budget Increases Ahead of Tuesday’s Vote – NRA News Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for political professionals · Saturday, May 15, 2021 · 541,205,090 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press

On Wednesday, despite the thousands of calls, emails, and other communication from NRA Members and Second Amendment supporters, Senate Bill 5038 advanced out of the legislature and was signed into law. In response to the signing, NRA State Director Aoibheann Cline wrote: “By signing SB 5038, Gov. Inslee yet again displays a blatant disregard for the safety and freedoms of law-abiding Washingtonians. The

The state of Washington has banned gun owners from openly carrying their weapons in the state Capitol in Olympia or within 250 feet of any permitted demonstrations in the state, according to legislation signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee this week. Under the law, people cannot carry weapons on their person or in their

Numerous pro-gun measures have advanced through the Oklahoma Legislature and been signed into law.  Two others are also pending procedural votes before being sent to the desk of Governor Kevin Stitt, and your Senate needs to hear from you.  Those bills are all outlined below: Pro-gun bills pending either concurrence or conference committee vote: Senate

Who writes the bills? Kochheads, that’s who – Arkansas Times Advertisement Advertisement Facing South identifies the source of another bit of Republican dirty trickery that spread this year through GOP-controlled legislatures like kudzu (but with more damaging effect.) It’s legislation that prevents, particularly, states from requiring disclosure of donors to 501c4 organizations that enjoy nonprofit

Gov. Phil Scott in November 2020. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday signed legislation clarifying current statute to explicitly allow Vermont police officers to use chokeholds for self-defense and in life-threatening situations. In 2020, after police killed George Floyd in Minneapolis, Scott signed a policing reform bill that made it a

These two thoughtful reads (Jennifer Bard and David Leonhardt) will give you a flavor of CDC’s dilemma and bring nuance to difficult decisions that nonetheless must be made. Jennifer Bard/Harvard Law: Public Health vs. Individual Advice As a matter of advice to individuals who have been full vaccinated, the news that they no longer have to wear

Yesterday, House Bill 1092, to expand Illinois’ program of suspending Second Amendment rights without due process, was resurrected after it previously had been re-referred to the House Rules Committee. The House then voted 69-43 to pass it. HB 1092 will now go to the Senate for further consideration. Please contact your state senator and ask

The Missouri Senate has passed a contentious gun rights bill. The “Second Amendment Preservation Act” attempts to invalidate federal gun regulations. Senate Minority Leader John Rizzo of Independence spoke in favor of an amendment that would have closed a loophole letting convicted domestic violence abusers own a gun. The amendment to the overall bill failed.

Yesterday, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed Assembly Bill 286 with an amendment, to end the centuries old practice of making firearms for personal use. The most significant change in the amendment was to exempt pre-1969 firearms manufactured before federal law required commercially produced firearms to have serial numbers. It will be eligible for a Senate

Dear Texas NRA Member: Earlier today, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick appointed five pro-Second Amendment Senate conferees on House Bill 1927, constitutional carry legislation that has now passed both chambers and has been sent to a conference committee to work out the differences between the House- and Senate-passed versions of the bill.  They are Sen. Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown), who