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      New Orleans City Council passes unsecured guns ordinance

      I don't think that this local law would be allowed under La. Rev. Stat. Sec. 40:1796. http://legis.la.gov/Legis/Law.aspx?d=97860
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      Tomorrow, april 17, is the big day at the capitol!!!

      So, how many "bumpstocks" have been involved in actual crimes in Louisiana? Did she have data about that issue since she's spending valuable legislative time (or wasting time) representing the interests of her constituents, and, presumably attempting to improve their lives and the lives of all...
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      Tomorrow, april 17, is the big day at the capitol!!!

      My, my...how people forget. Citizens have short memories. I'm not sure why SB 185 could even be passed given its history, but, it's time to remember. Why don't journalists remember too? La. Rev. Stat. Sec. 40:1796, which SB 185 hopes to amend, was passed during the Clinton Regime after New...
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      Call your senators to vote NO on SB491.

      They'll keep this bill and others in contention as long as the legislature is in session, hoping that the opposition and citizens will forget about it. The legislators are paid to be there, but, average citizens who work for a living can't afford to hangout for the entire time that the...
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      HB 702-Grants Special Privileges to Former Members of the Legislature

      http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/BillInfo.aspx?i=234354 Joseph Bouie, Jr. Democrat, District 97 New Orleans http://house.louisiana.gov/H_Reps/members.aspx?ID=97
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      HB 702-Grants Special Privileges to Former Members of the Legislature

      Here's one that merits special scrutiny. HB 702 proposes to grant special concealed carry privileges to former members of the Legislature. The concern here is why aren't "all" citizens afforded these same rights? Moreover, giving a special and exclusive right to bear arms to members of the...
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      Louisiana Senate approves bulletproof backpacks in schools

      That was a joke. Cast iron pans are very porous to rifle fire! Yet, so too will these trauma plates be when placed in backpacks--it's better than nothing I suppose.
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      Louisiana Senate approves bulletproof backpacks in schools

      Just stick a Lodge cast iron frying pan in the back pack. It will be cheaper than Kevlar. :)
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      Call your senators to vote NO on SB491.

      This bill is now scheduled for 4/16/18. http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/BillInfo.aspx?s=18RS&b=SB491&sbi=y It's called the waiting game to see if concerned citizens will forget about it and they can pass it.
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      SB491 & SB274 - both on senate floor

      Perhaps, a seasoned career politician and a lawyer who can't push the right button at the moment he needs to do so which is his job (an item that can, in fact be corrected, before the vote timer on a bill expires) shouldn't be in the legislature any longer?
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      SB491 & SB274 - both on senate floor

      On yesterday's SB274 vote the Yeas were as follows: Barrow Bishop Boudreaux Carter Luneau Martiny Peterson Price Tarver
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      SB491 & SB274 - both on senate floor

      Contact your Senators now! SB274 deprives lawful citizens of the ages of 18-21 the right to purchase long arms even though such rights are enshrined in both the Louisiana and U.S. Constitutions. SB491 prohibits using devices enhancing the rate of fire for semiautomatic firearms, but, it is so...
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      SB274 up for Senate vote this Monday, April 9

      While the legislature is in session, they can present a bill again for reconsideration to see if it gains more votes. This is where they wheel and deal. It's called logrolling. Or, on opposed bills disliked by the public, they'll keep voting as opposition loses steam or forgets about it...
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      SB274 up for Senate vote this Monday, April 9

      How they voted today on SB 274. http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1084894 However, it's up for reconsideration for tomorrow. Continue to contact your State Senators!
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      SB274 up for Senate vote this Monday, April 9

      Failed! 9 yeas and 26 nays! Of course, my Senator voted yes. :p
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      SB274 up for Senate vote this Monday, April 9

      It's on the Senate Daily Digest for a vote for tomorrow, April 10, 2018. Keep contacting your State Senators!
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      MA Assault Weapon Ban Upheld by Federal District Court

      It's one thing to support the right of States and communities to govern themselves through the democratic process, but, in this instance, the MA Attorney General, substituted her own judgment for MA and every community therein. She bypassed the democratic process and the MA State legislature by...
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      MA Assault Weapon Ban Upheld by Federal District Court

      https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-04-06/massachusetts-s-ban-on-assault-weapons-upheld-by-federal-judge Opinion https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2018/04/06/Worman%20dismissal-SJ%20ruling%204-6-18.pdf As expected, liberal judges are ignoring the "in common use" provision of the...
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      And So It Begins - Gun Bills to be Heard Next Week

      SB 274 is set for vote on 4/9/18. Time to contact your State Senators and voice your opposition!
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      Assault weapons not protected by the second amendment??

      This opinion ignores the plain reading of the SCOTUS decision in District of Columbia v. Heller which held that the Second Amendment protects weapons "in common use." This decision by the Federal 4th Circuit Court of Appeals is limited to Maryland as it adjudicated a ban there, but, it could...
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