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Gun Rights Group to Bondi: Target 2A Violations in 12 Specific States
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In a statement announcing the letter, Gottlieb adds, “The time has come to put the anti-rights leadership in these states on notice that their crusade to destroy the individual rights protected by the Second Amendment is finished. On behalf of our members and supporters, we’re hopeful Attorney General Bondi brings the full force of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division against these Draconian gun control laws wherever they have been enacted. |
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Cldwdiver
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| They need to add Michigan to this list of states violating not only the 2A, but other Bill of Rights amendments. The Whitmer/Nessel administration's Democratic Party laws are unconstitutional, especially their Red Flag law. Sadly, I am unaware any action by the main 2A groups in Michigan: GOA, NRA, NSSF, FPC, etc. |
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