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WI: Village Board tables Second Amendment sanctuary request again
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Round three of the debate concerning Baldwin becoming a Second Amendment sanctuary headlined the Village Board’s monthly meeting Aug. 11.
“I’ve gotten more phone calls, texts or emails on this issue than any other,” said trustee Austin Van Someren. “A lot for and a lot against.”
Village residents who spoke questioned the why?
“Your primary focus should be on municipal issues, not political manifestation movements,” said Ellen Olson, addressing the Board.
Said former President Willy Zevenbergen: “I’m not here for or against it, but this is a political quagmire. It’s not a position a Board should take action on.” |
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PHORTO
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"Let the voters decide."
My, how democratic!
Memo: Constitutional rights cannot be subjected to a vote, EVER. |
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