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Gun control and demographics: Immigrants vote against American gun rights
So Virginia gun owners just dodged a legislative bullet in the form of a proposed ban on so-called assault weapons. But a demographic bullet is still aimed right where it can do the most damage: the ballot box. The Great Replacement that Leftists celebrate — even as they call it a racist conspiracy theory — is the primary reason gun rights are in the crosshairs in Virginia and throughout the country. Immigration has consequences, meaning foreign-origin voters, and if the GOP doesn’t figure that out soon, gun rights will go the way of Confederate statues, along with other American rights currently undreamt of.
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Fact-checking the Democrat presidential debate on guns
For once, a gun control claim was too much for even the media fact-checkers. During last night’s Democratic presidential debate in Charleston, South Carolina, former Vice President Joe Biden bizarrely declared: “A hundred and fifty million people have been killed since 2007, when Bernie voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability.”
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Arizona’s most populous county becomes gun ‘sanctuary’
Arizona’s most populous county on Wednesday joined a growing national movement in which areas are declaring themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries and proclaiming support for gun ownership rights.
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Latino voters all-in for gun control … our new country is going to be great
File this data under the category “our new country is going to be great!”
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Johns Hopkins study: No evidence ‘assault weapon’ bans reduce mass shootings
A study released by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health declares there is no evidence “assault weapon” bans lead to a lower “incidence of fatal mass shootings.”
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Push back against gun laws
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‘Non-compliance’ is for cowards
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Obernolte bill gives local governments authority over concealed carry law
SACRAMENTO — Assemblyman Jay Obernolte (R-Hesperia) introduced a bill today to ensure that local governments in California have the ability to recognize concealed carried weapon permits from other states.
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Eating their own: When anti-gun activism and PC culture collide
According to Vigilant Holsters, an Ohio-based maker of Kydex, leather, and hybrid holsters, the Sanford, Florida, Police Department’s recent publication of a “gun buyback” event has been censored as a violation of Facebook’s “community standards.” The alleged violation? Describing “the purchase or sale of drugs, guns, or regulated products.”
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City council approves Second Amendment Sanctuary declaration
BULLHEAD CITY — At least 60 people were in the audience on Tuesday evening to watch the City Council unanimously approve a resolution declaring Bullhead City to be Arizona’s first Second Amendment Sanctuary City.
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Protecting our rights
“I will NEVER allow our great Second Amendment to go unprotected, not even a little bit!”
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Armed citizens
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President Trump warns that our rights are under attack
“Your 2nd Amendment is under very serious attack in the Great Commonwealth of Virginia. That’s what happens when you vote for Democrats, they will take your guns away. Republicans will win Virginia in 2020. Thank you Dems!”
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Progressive governments’ economic war on the NRA fails in court
- In California and New York, efforts to target the gun-rights group’s business relationships are failing on First Amendment grounds.
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Bloomberg: We can’t just let ‘average’ Americans have guns; Warren: I will not support concealed carry
They’re coming for your guns.
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President Trump supports arming citizens
“Armed congregants quickly stopped a crazed church shooter in Texas. If it were not for the fact that there were people inside of the church that were both armed, and highly proficient in using their weapon, the end result would have been catastrophic. A big THANK YOU to them!”
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President Trump understands the importance of armed citizens
“Our prayers are with the families of the victims and the congregation of yesterday’s church attack. It was over in 6 seconds thanks to the brave parishioners who acted to protect 242 fellow worshippers. Lives were saved by these heroes, and Texas laws allowing them to carry arms!”
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More liberal hypocrisy
“Ban guns because shootings happen a lot, but don’t let good guys carry guns because shootings are rare.”
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Concealed-permit gun holders save lives — Texas church attack just the latest example
- Texas attorney general says new gun law saved lives in church shooting
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21 state attorneys general ask the Supreme Court to void a Maryland gun law
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, a Republican, and the other state officials filed a friend-of-the-court brief with the Supreme Court on Dec. 18 in a case cited as Malpasso v. Pallozzi. Morrisey and the others want to expand the scope of protection afforded to gun-ownership rights after the high court ruled in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), that the right to possess a firearm is an individual right, and in McDonald v. Chicago (2012), that the right of an individual to “keep and bear arms” applies to the states.