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Saturday, June 10, 2017
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
5 reasons to support National Reciprocity
5 Reasons:
1. Exercising a right shouldn’t be contingent upon what state you’re in.
2. You don’t want to be an accidental criminal.
3. Concealed carry permit holders are among the most law-abiding citizens in the country.
4. Reciprocity laws can change frequently with little notice…
5. Law-abiding concealed carriers can protect YOU in all 50 states.
The truth is responsible, law-abiding concealed carriers are an added layer of protection for ALL of us. Unfortunately, too many states make it difficult or impossible for gun owners to carry concealed — let alone across state lines. In this uncertain world, the last thing states should do is disarm law-abiding gun owners. That doesn’t make anyone safer. But you know what will? Empowering gun owners with the freedom to exercise their right to defend their life and the lives of those around them — no matter what state they’re in.
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1. Exercising a right shouldn’t be contingent upon what state you’re in.
2. You don’t want to be an accidental criminal.
3. Concealed carry permit holders are among the most law-abiding citizens in the country.
4. Reciprocity laws can change frequently with little notice…
5. Law-abiding concealed carriers can protect YOU in all 50 states.
The truth is responsible, law-abiding concealed carriers are an added layer of protection for ALL of us. Unfortunately, too many states make it difficult or impossible for gun owners to carry concealed — let alone across state lines. In this uncertain world, the last thing states should do is disarm law-abiding gun owners. That doesn’t make anyone safer. But you know what will? Empowering gun owners with the freedom to exercise their right to defend their life and the lives of those around them — no matter what state they’re in.
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Friday, May 26, 2017
American Authors?????
Can you believe that these authors seem not to believe in the USA Constitution???!!!!!!
The joined: Everytown Author Council
Here is the member list:
The joined: Everytown Author Council
Here is the member list:
| Everytown Author Council members include: |
| A.J. Jacobs |
| A.S. King |
| Abby Fabiaschi |
| Aimee Molloy |
| Alexander London |
| Alice Hoffman |
| Alison Buckholtz |
| Amber Keyser |
| Amy Brill |
| Amy Poeppel |
| Amy Reed |
| Annabel Monaghan |
| Anne Nesbet |
| Anne Ursu |
| Audrey Glassman Vernick |
| Brad Meltzer |
| Brenda Janowitz |
| Brendan Reichs |
| Caroline Carlson |
| Caroline Leavitt |
| Cathi Hanauer |
| Chris Bohjalian |
| Christa Desir |
| Christopher Healy |
| Corey Ann Haydu |
| Courtney Sheinmel |
| Cynthia Kaplan |
| Cynthia Leititch Smith |
| David Lubar |
| David MacInnis Gill |
| Dean Gloster |
| Deborah Copaken |
| Diana Abu Jaber |
| Dianne Salerni |
| Elana K. Arnold |
| Elizabeth Eulberg |
| Emmy Laybourne |
| Erica Jong |
| Erin Dionne |
| Gayle Forman |
| Geoff Rodkey |
| Hannah Rodgers Barnaby |
| Heather Bouwman |
| Heidi Schulz |
| J. Courtney Sullivan |
| Jaime Temairik |
| Janet Carey |
| Janet Fox |
| Jason Carter Eaton |
| Jeanne Ryan |
| Jen Calonita |
| Jenn Reese |
| Jennifer Finney Boylan |
| Jennifer Gilmore |
| Jenny Staff Johnson |
| Jesse Klausmeier |
| Jilian Medoff |
| Jimin Han |
| Jo Knowles |
| Jo Salas |
| Jodi Picoult |
| John Bemelmans Marciano |
| John Searles |
| Joyce Maynard |
| Judith Newman |
| Julianna Baggott |
| Julie Hedlund |
| Julie Klam |
| Justina Chen |
| Justina Ireland |
| K.A. Holt |
| Kat Yeh |
| Kate Chell Milford |
| Kate Messner |
| Katherine Marsh |
| Kathryn Craft |
| Kathy Reichs |
| Kelly Barnhill |
| Kim Brown Seely |
| Kim Turrisi |
| Kimberly Derting |
| Kirby Larson |
| Laura Ruby |
| Laurel Snyder |
| Laurie Halse Anderson |
| Laurie Thompson |
| Lee Bacon |
| Lee Wind |
| Lev Grossman |
| Lin Oliver |
| Lisa Genova |
| Lisa Papademetriou |
| Lisa Schroeder |
| Liz Garton Scanlon |
| Margaret Dilloway |
| Mark Holtzen |
| Martha Brockenbrough |
| Maureen Johnson |
| Meg Wolitzer |
| Meredith Maran |
| Michael Frank |
| Micol Ostow |
| Mike Curato |
| Miranda Beverly-Whittemore |
| Nancy Turner Steveson |
| Natalia Sylvester |
| Natalie C. Parker |
| Olugbemisola Rhuday Perkovich |
| Rori Shay |
| Roxana Robinson |
| Samantha Berger |
| Sara Nickerson |
| Sarah Albee |
| Sarah Darer |
| Sarah Dessen |
| Sarah McCoy |
| Sarah Robbins |
| Sarah-Jane Stratford |
| Sean Beaudoin |
| Soman Chainani |
| Stacey Lee |
| Stephanie Gangi |
| Susan Orlean |
| Susie Orman Schnall |
| Tara Dairman |
| Terra Elan McVoy |
| Tessa Gratton |
| Tim Federle |
| Tony Abbott |
| Varian Johnson |
| Wednesday Martin |
| Wendy Wahman |
| William Alexander |
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Does she know what she is talking about??????
OMG - NRA As Part Of Intelligence Community according to HER!!!!!
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Report: Juvenile gun arrests double in Boston
Juvenile gun arrests in Boston have more than doubled in the first quarter of 2017, according to police data analyzed by the Boston Herald.
So far in 2017, there have been 19 juvenile gun-related arrests, a more than 100 percent uptick from the first three months of last year. The charges range from warrants for previous gun crimes to illegal possession of a firearm.
Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans also spoke to the Herald about the issue.“I don’t know whether it’s part of the gang culture to think carrying a gun is cool, but that’s the culture we have to change,” Evans continued.
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So far in 2017, there have been 19 juvenile gun-related arrests, a more than 100 percent uptick from the first three months of last year. The charges range from warrants for previous gun crimes to illegal possession of a firearm.
Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans also spoke to the Herald about the issue.“I don’t know whether it’s part of the gang culture to think carrying a gun is cool, but that’s the culture we have to change,” Evans continued.
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Some things Smith & Wesson SD40VE does better than Glock 23 (and for less money)
In my review of the Smith & Wesson SD40VE, I alluded to the Smith & Wesson perhaps being a challenger to the venerable Glock, in this particular case, the Glock 23. The Glock pistol, in its various forms, has become the standard bearer for “polymer defensive pistol” it seems like. I am uncertain if it is because the Glock was the first polymer pistol to gain widespread use, or if it is really just that good. Everything gets compared to the Glock, so why not the SD40VE. I think what we find may be a little surprising.
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Indiana lawmakers pass bill to allow guns in Statehouse
Lawmakers in the Indiana Senate have passed a bill that would allow staff members to carry handguns in the Statehouse.
The measure, Senate Bill 43, passed Monday on a 39-7 vote in the Indiana Senate and now heads to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk for signature, the Northwest Indiana Times reported.
The legislation would allow state lawmakers and legislative staffers with handgun permits to carry their handguns inside the state capitol building, including the Senate and House chambers. Handguns could be carried openly or concealed.
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The measure, Senate Bill 43, passed Monday on a 39-7 vote in the Indiana Senate and now heads to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk for signature, the Northwest Indiana Times reported.
The legislation would allow state lawmakers and legislative staffers with handgun permits to carry their handguns inside the state capitol building, including the Senate and House chambers. Handguns could be carried openly or concealed.
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