Wednesday, June 20, 2018

NRA DAILY ALERT FOR 6-19-2018, SHOWS HOW THE DEMOCRATS ARE AFTER YOUR GUNS AROUND THE COUNTRY

DAILY ALERT FOR Tuesday, June 19, 2018




Delaware: Gun Ban Dies in the Delaware Senate

Today, Senate Bill 163 was defeated for the second time this session when the gun ban legislation failed to garner enough votes to be brought to the floor for consideration.


Pennsylvania: House Committee Passes Firearm Confiscation Orders - Schedules Additional Gun Control for Tomorrow

Today, the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee passed House Bill 2227, legislation that creates so-called “extreme risk protection orders” whereby a hearing would be held, firearms would be seized and constitutional rights suspended with little to no due process. 


UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday asked for more efforts to address the thorny issue of regulating and controlling small arms.


There are over 1 billion firearms in the world today, including 857 million in civilian hands — with American men and women the dominant owners, according to a study released Monday.


Now, the Pennsylvania House is taking its first votes on a series of bills aimed at preventing mass shootings here.


Backers of a gun control proposal aimed for November’s ballot got some unexpected help from the Oregon Supreme Court on Monday.


Whitney Wolfe Herd made the decision to ban guns from the app back in March and gave a $100,000 donation to the pro-gun control group March For Our Lives in response to the mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida.


North Carolina: Bill to Create Right to Hunt and Fish Amendment to be Heard

Senate Bill 677, previously introduced in the North Carolina state Senate, is now scheduled to be heard in the Senate Agriculture Committee on Wednesday, June 20th.


Washington: Your Voice Needed at Kirkland Town Hall

On Wednesday, June 20th, the Kirkland City Council will be holding a town hall meeting to discuss Second Amendment and gun-related issues.  According to the City of Kirkland, agenda topics include enforcement of existing firearm laws, firearm safety education, mental health, and supporting state legislation regarding firearms. 

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