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Got to think Pocahontas should be high up on the list:
http://www.ontheissues.org/Domestic/Elizabeth_Warren_Gun_Control.htm
http://www.ontheissues.org/Domestic/Elizabeth_Warren_Gun_Control.htm
I don't know, but they can find it in a mirror.I wonder how they define "mental illness."
Hu-"man" effort? how does that work? Maybe people effort?This will give ya a Hoot:
"Soon, there will be no more manholes in the city of Berkeley, California. There will also be no chairmen, no manpower, no policemen or policewomen.
No, that doesn’t mean a whole city will be without committee leaders and law enforcement. It means that words that imply a gender preference will be removed from the city’s codes and replaced with gender-neutral terms, according to a recently adopted ordinance, reports CBS News.
The city voted Tuesday night to replace gendered terms in its municipal codes, like “manhole” and “manpower,” with gender-neutral ones like “maintenance hole” and “human effort.”
I wonder how they define "mental illness."
The moron legislature has passed a whole pile of anti-gun laws and the governor has vetoed everyone of them. I suspect he will veto this one as well. The legislature tried to override and couldn't get 2/3 on any of them. There will be some changes come next Nov and the dems will lose their majority as the rules of voting have been tightened and out of state students that pay out of state tuition can't vote as a resident anymore.New Hampshire: Firearm Seizure Bill Headed to House Floor
On October 30th, the New Hampshire state Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee sent House Bill 687 to the House floor for further consideration after a motion to kill the bill failed by a vote of 9-11.
House Bill 687, sponsored by Representative Debra Altschiller (D-Rockingham 19), would suspend Second Amendment rights following baseless accusations without adequate due process protections in place. Such orders would be issued after an ex parte hearing where the respondent is not present to challenge allegations made against them or face their accuser.
Further, if the order is vacated after an individual surrenders their firearms, that individual will have to go to court to have their property returned. Because law enforcement would have immunity for any damage done to the firearms while in their possession, there would be no incentive for them to care for the personal property that was seized.
On top of all of this, filing a false order would only be a misdemeanor, while violating an order would be a Class B felony, punishable by up to three and a half to seven years of imprisonment. Such an extreme disparity could lead to false accusations against many law-abiding individuals.
Please stay tuned to www.nraila.org