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‘Constitution Not On Hold,’ Says Rights Group Over Stalled CCW Apps
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“The constitution wasn’t put on hold because of the coronavirus.”
So spoke Alan Gottlieb, founder and executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation as he encouraged law enforcement agencies around the country to resume taking applications for concealed carry permits and licenses. It could be considered “friendly advice” or a subtle warning, since SAF has been involved in two federal lawsuits in recent weeks—one in North Carolina and the other in Georgia—were gun permits were the central issue. |
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skincare466
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punch
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| Forum admin. Please stop skincare466 from posting bullshit. |
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