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AK: Why own a collection of guns? The reasons are many.
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I punched in the combination and swung the door of the big gun safe open for Christine to get her rifle out. I turned around to explain something to Claire, the BBC environmental correspondent who had come to Alaska to go on a bear hunt with Christine and I. She was standing there with her hand covering her mouth, with a shocked and slightly amused look.
“What,” I asked. Pulling her hand away from her face, she changed her look to relief as she said with a laugh, “I’m sorry, I’ve never seen anything like that; is that normal?” “Is what normal?” I asked. “All those guns; why would anyone need all those guns. Wouldn’t one or two be enough?”
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CO: Worth Defending provides education and training
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Upon seeing a need for firearms training and also a female instructor in the area, Kim and Mike Zion decided to start providing that need with a business called Worth Defending. Kim is a Certified United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) Firearms Instructor and a certified pistol instructor through The National Rifle Association (NRA). Kim is also NRA Range Safety Officer Certified, a Sterling Well Armed Woman Chapter Leader Instructor, a founding member of Women’s Defense Network, Training Director for the Julesburg Rifle & Pistol Club, a member of Personal Defense Network and a member of Firearm Trainers Association. |
MN: Alexander Weiss case reaching rare territory with potential for a third trial
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While the jury’s split is not known at this time, Bauer says it isn’t a surprise a case like this would have a hard time reaching a unanimous decision.
“When you have cases that involve things like self-defense, like firearms and second amendment rights, racial issues as well. Those are all different things that 12 of us in a vacuum sometimes can’t agree upon, let alone in a situation where you’ve got a person standing trial that they could face prison time on,” said Bauer.
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WA: Kennewick woman needs 300k signatures to repeal I-1639
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A Second Amendment advocate from Tri-Cities is gathering signatures to repeal initiative 1639.
Radona Devereaux tells Action News she worked with a number of gun-advocate groups to assemble the final initiative.
Now she says they need nearly 300 thousand signatures from registered Washington voters before Saturday, Dec. 28, 2019.
From there, Devereaux says the petitions go to Olympia to get certified and if everything checks out we could be voting on a repeal next November. |
WY: High court weighs gun case
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Ambiguous language in a 2018 law means the Wyoming Supreme Court might have to review every criminal case that involves certain self-defense provisions, a Supreme Court justice said Thursday.
Justice Keith Kautz made the statement in an auditorium at the University of Wyoming College of Law, where the court heard arguments in the appeal of a first-degree murder case originating in Casper. |
CO: Full list of buildings affected by gun ordinance yet to be determined
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Aspen City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday night that bans open carry guns in city hall, but it is not yet decided what other buildings will also be included in the measure.
The ordinance specifically applies to bringing weapons into city council chambers when council is in session. All other instances are subject to a notice near all building entrances.
“No person, other than a peace officer, shall carry, bring or possess a deadly weapon in any public building owned by the city and open to the public if the city manager has posted a sign to that effect at every public entrance to the building,” the ordinance states. |
MA: Concerns Over Dedham Gun Store Opening Soon
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To add insult to the situation, J and J Arms recently unveiled their store logo...a blood-red rifle scope crosshair. Now, in addition to living and playing next to a gun store, residents of East Dedham are confronted with the visual reminder of the violent purpose of this store. Let's be clear, a gun scope is not used by anyone who is interested in self-defense; scopes are a proactive tool to perpetuate violence on someone or something. |
IL: Illinois Concealed Carry Reciprocity Case Heads to Supreme Court
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“This is a case that literally begs for Supreme Court attention,” said Second Amendment Foundation founder Alan Gottlieb. “When the Court ruled in the 2008 Heller case that the Second Amendment protected a fundamental right, it was clear that this right belongs to everyone, not just the residents of an individual state. The Seventh Circuit held in Moore v. Madigan that the carrying of firearms in public for self-defense is a fundamental right, but under existing Illinois restrictions, that right has been limited to Illinois residents and citizens from only four other states.” |
TN: What does it mean to live in a Second Amendment Sanctuary?
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Second Amendment Sanctuary counties and cities are popping up across the country, including several in East Tennessee.
Sevier and Jefferson County most recently passed a resolution. Roane, Loudon, Monroe, and Blount counties also passed the sanctuary county resolutions aimed at protecting citizens' 2nd Amendment right.
"The sanctuary law says we protect the second amendment first, and therefore we don't necessarily have to abide by that gun control law," Mark O'Gorman, a political science professor at Maryville College, said.
O'Gorman said they started after the Parkland high school shooting sparked an increase in gun control advocacy. In a gun sanctuary, O'Gorman said new laws wouldn't necessarily have to be enforced. |
NV: Humboldt residents will file to recall sheriff after commissioners signed ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ resolution
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Humboldt County Sheriff Mike Allen’s decision to enforce new red flag laws — which allow for temporary confiscation of guns for people a judge deems “at risk” — has spurred a campaign to have him recalled.
Dawn Principe, owner of Sage Hill Arms gun store in Winnemucca and member of the 1,600-member Facebook group behind the recall campaign, said members plan to file a notice of intent with the county on Thursday to recall the sheriff on the grounds he is not “standing up” for their rights. According to the county clerk, the group will have 90 days from when it files to collect 502 signatures and, if successful, proceed with a recall committee. |
Fox News promotes pro-faith, anti-antifa film ‘The Reliant’
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Kevin Sorbo, known for his roles in other Christian films like God’s Not Dead, plays a father of five in The Reliant. He was invited to sit down on Fox & Friends on Tuesday to discuss the meaning behind the movie. Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy asked Sorbo why he wanted to be in the movie after reading the script, and the actor said it was because of the film’s defense of the Second Amendment. |
Kevin Sorbo defends faith-based action film 'The Reliant,' says 'Hollywood doesn’t really owe me anything'
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Kevin Sorbo isn’t afraid to turn up the heat with a faith-based action film.
The 61-year-old is starring in “The Reliant” as Rick, a father of five desperate to gather his family after finding himself surrounded by chaos as civil unrest explodes in his small town. But after the family is caught in a deadly crossfire, they retreat to the surrounding forest where their faith is tested. According to the synopsis, the eldest daughter Sophie (Mollie Gray) then begins to question the molarity [sic] of gun ownership and must ultimately understand her family’s Second Amendment right to defend themselves. |
NY: Supreme Court to hear consequential NYC gun law case
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The Supreme Court has decided to proceed with a case challenging the legality of New York City’s handgun permitting system, which previously prevented its citizens from traveling outside the city with a licensed, locked and unloaded handgun.
New York City had requested that the case, scheduled to be heard on December 2, be declared moot because it removed most of the travel restrictions in June 2019. However, the court ruled on October 7 that oral arguments will go forward as planned. |
WA: Grassroots Revolt to Repeal WA Gun Control Initiative 1639 Launched
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Frustration and fury are the two main ingredients of what can best be described as a grassroots revolt in Washington State with the launch of a counter initiative effort to repeal gun control Initiative 1639, the extremist measure passed by about 60 percent of Evergreen State voters last November.
This isn’t a case of “sore losers” but legions of law-abiding private citizens who believe their right to bear arms under both the federal and state constitutions is being violated.
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OH: DeWine's STRONG Ohio Gun Bill Facing Criticism from Both Sides
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Two weeks after Governor Mike DeWine unveiled his so-called STRONG Ohio gun control package, groups on both sides of the issue are ramping up the rhetoric.
The plan disappointed many who wanted universal background checks and a law allowing a judge to take guns from someone deemed a threat. DeWine called for both after the Oregon District mass shooting.
Now, both sides are lobbying lawmakers as they consider DeWine’s gun violence bill. |
Walmart Gives in to Political Correctness
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Walmart was never much of a gun store. It is now less of one. Walmart announced, as a response to the criminal actions of mass-murderers, that it’s going to stop selling handguns in Alaska (Walmart previously stopped selling handguns everywhere else) and will stop selling “short-barrel rifle and handgun ammunition” in stores all over America (it stopped selling modern sporting rifles in 2015, though it kept selling less-politically incorrect semi-automatic rifles). Walmart also just asked customers not to openly carry firearms in any of its stores, including its Sam’s Clubs. |
Could This Be The Reason Why Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Destroyed Millions Of Dollars Worth of Guns?
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Dick’s Sporting Goods has spit in the faces of their gun-owning and hunting customer base. It started in 2012 after the shooting at Sandy Hook—and it’s continued since. First, Dick's banned sales of AR-15s, then kowtowed to the anti-gun crowd by straight-up destroying millions of dollars worth of rifles. The sporting goods giants’ political activity has cost them some $250 million in potential business, but it might be all worth it if its CEO wins the presidency. Yeah, maybe all of these moves could be a way for Ed Stack to test the 2020 waters |
The Details of a Gun-Control Master Plan
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March for Our Lives, the gun-control group founded after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., has issued what it has termed a “peace plan.” A better description might be, “A Comprehensive Plan to Abolish the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.” At its core, the program seeks to transmute gun ownership from a liberty that can be asserted against the government into a privilege that Americans can enjoy only with the permission of the state. Or, to put it another way, the program aims to repeal the Second Amendment without going through all that unpleasant “written-amendment” stuff. |
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