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Category Archives: Gun Violence
Max Della Pia and Nicholas Langworthy answer questions
When we try to curb the surges of unchanging human nature, or to quench a conflagration with an act of legislature … we are every bit as foolish as I’ll prove to any jury, as those enterprising beavers when they … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Drugs, Economics, Farm Bill, fracking, Gun Violence, Health Care, Immigration, Political, pro-life/pro-choice, Social Security
Tagged 2022, Max Della Pia, Nick Langworthy, NY-23
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Rep. Tenney’s plan to protect the Second Amendment
Rep. Tenney (R-NY-22) cosponsored these bills which she supports. They are listed in her plan to protect the Second Amendment. With the exception of H.R. 38, none has more than 49 cosponsors. None has emerged from committee. ~~~ Safeguarding our … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Congress, Constitution, Gun Violence, Homeland Security, Political, Uncategorized
Tagged privacy, Rep. Tenney
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NY-23 Special Election — Second Amendment and Guns
NY-23 Special Election, Aug 23, 2003. The Democratic Party candidate is Max Della Pia. The Republican Party candidate is Joe Sempolinski. Max is also running in the November General Election, Joe is not. Joe’s view from his website: Joe is … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Gun Violence, Political
Tagged guns, Joe Sempolinski, Max Della Pia, NY-23, Second Amendment, Special Election Aug. 23rd
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Three background check bills
Three background check bills (H.R. 8, H.R. 1446, H.R. 1518) have been introduced in Congress. H.R. 8 and H.R. 1446 have passed the House; none have yet become law. H.R. 8 has 201 cosponsors including 3 Republicans; H.R. 1446 has … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Gun Violence, Legislation, Political
Tagged 2022, background checks, firearms
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Rep. Tenney responds to mass murder with a fundraising message
Rep. Tenney responds to mass murder with a fundraising message. She writes: According to the president, the MAGA crowd is the most extreme group in history. More extreme than Nazis. Worse than the KKK, even! Those groups (MAGA, Nazis, KKK) … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Gun Violence, Political, Uncategorized
Tagged 2022, Rep. Claudia Tenney
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Rep. Tenney on Guns
Now, more than ever, support for the Second Amendment is crucial. While I support targeted efforts to keep guns out of the hands of criminals, I stand strongly against efforts by gun-grabbers to strip law-abiding Americans of their constitutional rights. … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Gun Violence, Political, Reed's Views
Tagged 2022, guns, Rep. Reed, Rep. Stefanik, Rep. Tenney, SAFE Act, States' rights
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Three Candadates on Guns
The Politics of Fear Rich Moon Rich Moon is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment. He will work to protect you and your family’s right to bear arms and defend against tyranny. The left wants to take away our … Continue reading
Two interesting interviews
She Calls Her Opponent a ‘Racist,’ He Calls Her a ‘Radical’: Catching Up With Tracy Mitrano J.D. ’95 By Amanda H. Cronin and Alec Giufurta She Calls Her Opponent a ‘Racist,’ He Calls Her a ‘Radical’: Catching Up With Tracy Mitrano J.D. ’95 … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, Campaign Finances, Campaigning, Congress, Constituents, Education, Environmental, gay rights, Gun Violence, Health Care, Political, Racism
Tagged Criminal justice, Tom Reed, Tracy Mitrano
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Firearm Legislation
Carl Hulse, writing in last Sunday’s New York Times, discusses firearm legislation. His account starts in 1994 when the subject arose. About the 1994 assault weapons ban, Hulse writes: With Congress prepared to again clash over gun safety, in the … Continue reading