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Reason: Clarence Thomas Suggests That Permanently Losing Your Gun Rights Is No Small Thing

“Can you think of another constitutional right that can be suspended based upon a misdemeanor violation of a state law?”...
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Assembly Public Safety Committee Passes 3 of 4 Anti-Gun Bills

Earlier today, the Assembly Public Safety Committee passed AB 1663, AB 1664, and AB 1674 on a party line vote...
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LA Times: Gun Silencers are Useful, Not Scary

Shocking considering the source.  Via LA Times:
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ABC 10: After San Bernardino, Concealed Gun Requests Skyrocket

Protect yourselves! Via ABC 10:
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Chicago Sun Times: Gun Sales in Illinois Soaring

Even Illinois can't keep 2A rights down and out!  Via Chicago Sun Times:
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FIRE MISSION: "Ghost Gun" Ban to be voted on next week. Call the Committee

Next week, the Assembly Public Safety Committee will be taking up AB 1673, which will criminalize the possession of unfinished...
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KOAA: Constitutional Carry Bill Clears Colorado State Senate

Good news!  Via KOAA:
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LA Times: Ex-State Sen. Leland Yee Gets 5 Years in Prison in Corruption Case

Goodbye Uncle Leland...  Via LA Times:
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CALL: “Bullet Button” Ban Up For Vote Next Week

AB 1664 will ban all semi-automatic rifles that are equipped with a bullet button or other mag-locking device. It will...
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