Tag: firearms laws
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Solutions To Reduce Gun Violence In The USA
ARE FIREARMS LAWS TOO LAX? by Contributor (Apr. 14, 2020) — Gun violence is a critical topic that needs to be discussed, especially when looking at the United States. In fact, gun violence seems to be most concerning in the USA when compared to other countries. About 313 individuals are shot every single day within…
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Democrats Violating the Constitution Again
GUN-GRABBING LEGISLATION AGAIN ON THEIR AGENDA by Bob Russell, ©2019 (Nov. 26, 2019) — I just read an item that said the corrupt democrat party is drafting illegal legislation designed to disarm We the People so they can introduce us to the Nazi Party plan they want to impose on America. This will likely be…
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New Jersey Second Amendment/Federalism Petitioner Sends Personal Appeal to SCOTUS
CITES “INCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE” by Nicholas E. Purpura, Chaplain, ©2017 (Dec. 7, 2017) — [Editor’s Note: The document contained in the link below is a request from Second Amendment/Federalism petitioner Nicholas E. Purpura to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding his case, 17-280, for a rehearing given that he believes the members of the court never received…
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Judge Shipp Gets a Surprise
UPDATE AND COMMENTARY ON THE SAPPA GROUP FEDERAL LAWSUIT by Dwight Kehoe and Nicholas Purpura, ©2016, TPATH (Jul. 20, 2016) — It has been just over a year since the Federal Civil Rights RICO action has been filed in the District Court in Trenton. Nicholas Purpura v. Chris Christie et al has been successfully hidden…
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Will Connecticut State Police “Confiscate” Firearms?
PANIC OR PRECAUTION? by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 28, 2014) — On April 4, 2013, a bill reclassifying over 100 types of firearms was passed by the Connecticut General Assembly and signed into law by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy in response to the horrific murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown the previous December. The…
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Two Gun-Control Advocates Lose Seats in Colorado
“SHOCKED” by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 11, 2013) — At 12:16 p.m. EDT, Erik Rush is discussing the recall election of two state senators, John Morse and Angela Giron, who have been unseated based on their votes on gun-control legislation earlier this year. Rush is a resident of Colorado, whose legislature passed new laws in March…
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Governor Christie Up at Bat
WILL CHRISTIE STRIKE OUT? by Nicholas Purpura, ©2013, blogging at TPATH (Jul. 10, 2013) — Before I begin, allow me to set that stage. I believe the greatest danger to the survival of the Republic is the governmental education system. Let no one tell you differently; Education is a National Security issue ignored by both…
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Will the SAFE Act Be Repealed?
MOMENTUM APPEARS TO BUILD TO REPEAL NEW YORK GUN LAW by Sharon Rondeau (May 26, 2013) — As The Post & Email reported, on May 21, a march was held in Albany to protest the passage of New York State’s SAFE Act, which was passed on January 14 of this year in reaction to the…
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Connecticut State Representative Resigns to Work for the Obama Regime
COURTNEY, BLUMENTHAL AND MURPHY ORCHESTRATE PROMOTION FOR THEIR FRIEND by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 16, 2013) — A press release from the Connecticut Secretary of State’s office declared that Connecticut State Representative Bryan Hurlburt will resign his position in the General Assembly effective Friday at noon. The reason for his resignation was not provided in the…
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Connecticut House Passes New Gun Laws
“THE NATION’S STRICTEST GUN LAW” by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 4, 2013) — The Connecticut House of Representatives passed its own version of new firearms restrictions in the early hours of Thursday following the Senate’s passage of SB 1160 on Wednesday. The two versions must be reconciled in order to go to Gov. Dannel Malloy, who…
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Connecticut Senate Votes in Favor of New Gun Restrictions
HOUSE HAS YET TO VOTE by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 3, 2013) — The Connecticut Senate passed a 138-page proposal which would expand restrictions on firearms and ammunition purchases. The House of Representatives is expected to vote on the bill on Wednesday night. The bill is being considered under “ECert,” which means that the customary period…
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Did The Journal News Break the Law by Releasing Names and Addresses of Connecticut Permit Holders?
IN CONNECTICUT, RELEASE OF INFORMATION IS ILLEGAL by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 7, 2013) — Earlier today, The Post & Email reported on the Journal News‘s release of names and addresses of Westchester County and Rockland County’s pistol permit holders. Since the publication of the information on December 23, 2012 following the Sandy Hook shootings, debate…