Democrat Bill Makes You Easier To Kill
Chuck Schumer, a Democratic US Senator has proposed a bill that would make it easier for the government to kill you.
Chuck Schumer, a Democratic US Senator has proposed a bill that would make it easier for the government to kill you.
Many in Congress have also been working on a bill to incentivize states with grants to adopt red flag laws. As they often do, tyrants are utilizing a multi-faceted approach to pass this horrible policy throughout the US. HR 5717 is actually a bipartisan bill.
You may have heard about Crazy Nancy Pelosi, Mad Maxine Waters, Eric “nuke the gun owners” Swalwell, Diane “gun-ban” Feinstein, Gavin “Commiefornia“ Newsom, and many other radical leftist from California.
Rep. Crenshaw was a United States Navy SEAL who lost an eye during his third tour of duty. His recent stance on Red Flag laws is a slap in the face to due process, gun rights, and freedom.
And then – splinters fly across the room and the front door bursts open. “Oh shit!” As you shoulder your weapon and send a load of 00 Buck across your living room and see the burglar fall in a heap.
New Hampshire Governor, Chris Sununu (R) has vetoed SB10, which was passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature. The bill would have increased the state’s minimum wage from $7.25 to $12 over the next 3 years.
On Saturday afternoon, WMUR reported that Merrimack County Sheriff, Scott Hilliard was arrested for DWI. A caller reportedly called 911 when he saw the sheriff driving ‘erratically’ in broad daylight in the town of Tilton.
On Friday afternoon, New Hampshire governor, Chris Sununu (R) announced on Facebook that he has vetoed three more anti-gun bills passed by the House and Senate, both of which are controlled by Democrats.
If a Supreme Court decision is rendered, but no one knows about it, is that acceptable? That is the question New Hampshire’s public employees should be asking about the state legislature’s union rights notification bill. The bill, Senate Bill 148, Read more
Maybe Dan Crenshaw is the future of the conservative movement, but not of the gun rights movement.