Shared from Zite   Allen, a single mother, was  arrested and jailed for 46 days . She faced serious charges. From  New Jersey Law Journal : Her  lawyer , Eatontown, N.J.-based solo Evan Nappen, said Allen, if convicted, could have been sentenced to prison for as long as 10 years and would have had to spend at least three-and-a-half years behind bars under New Jersey's Graves Act, which sets mandatory minimum jail time for gun-related crimes, including unlawful simple possession. John Hames shared with you:   Gun Rights Victory in New Jersey! dcclothesline.com - Last year, a Philadelphia woman was charged with violating New Jersey gun laws while visiting Atlantic City. Shaneen Allen, a mother of two, was stopped for...

Shared from Zite   The Second Amendment Foundation has quietly won a significant federal court victory in a Pennsylvania case in which the judge has ruled that a man convicted of a serious misdemeanor crime several years ago, but who has demonstrated that he " would present no more threat to the community" than an average law-abiding citizen, may not lose his Second Amendment rights under a federal gun control statute known as 922(g)(1). Read more:  http://www.ammoland.com/2014/09/fed-court-ruling-opens-door-to-gun-rights-restoration-for-certain-misdemeanors/#ixzz3ElMqJWxK   Under Creative Commons License:  Attribution   Follow us:  @Ammoland on Twitter  |  Ammoland on Facebook John Hames shared with you:   Fed. ...

Shared from Zite   On Tuesday, the National Rifle Association will begin airing an emotional, 30-second  commercial  featuring a Colorado crime victim who had been assaulted in her apartment by a stranger. In the ad, Kimberly Weeks said she once had been afraid of owning a gun. That changed, she said, after enduring two hours of "evil" at the hands of her assailant. John Hames shared with you:   NRA launches new round of anti-Bloomberg ads USA Today - Michael Bloomberg is the former mayor of New York City.(Photo: NICHOLAS KAMM, AFP/Getty Images) 227 CONNECT 24 TWEETLINKEDINEMAILMOREWASHINGTON — The advertising war over gun control is about to escalate. ...

Shared from Zite   Unfortunately, politicization of what is supposed to be blind justice is hardly unusual in the Obama administration. The Washington Post noted that  Holder has ordered twice as many investigations  of law enforcement than any of his predecessors. While many in the law enforcement community may feel relieved to learn of Attorney General Holder's anticipated departure as head of DOJ, one must wonder if the damage has already been done. John Hames shared with you:   President Obama, Attorney General Holder and our police officers Fox News - The police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., last month turned a St. Louis suburb of 21,000 into a media circus. The public watched breathlessly in the w...

Shared from Zite   According to sources close to the Texas senator, Cruz could be preparing for an end-of-year announcement and is now dedicating considerable time and effort to cultivating a foreign-policy foundation that might help his candidacy stand out in what is guaranteed to be a crowded field. John Hames shared with you:   Ted Cruz Banks on Foreign Policy as His 2016 Differentiator National Journal - Ted Cruz is running for president. The only thing left for him to do is say so. According to sources close to the Texas senator, Cruz could be preparing for an end-of-year announcement and is now dedicating considerable time and effort to cultivating a foreign-policy foundation that might help his candidacy stand out in what is guaranteed to be a crowded field. ...

Shared from Zite   Ostensibly at least, conservatives do not wish the state to instruct private firms what their opening hours must be, how much they are required to pay their staff, and what sort of health insurance they are bound to provide. Such opposition is rooted in the Right's belief about the practical effects of these policies, certainly.  John Hames shared with you:   How the Right Could Lose Its Way on Guns, by Charles C. W. Cooke National Review - In Oklahoma City last week, a business owner and reserve deputy sheriff named Mark Vaughan shot and injured a man who had beheaded one of his employees and, by all accounts, was in the process of attempting to decapitate another. In doing so, a spokesman for the police told repo...

Shared from Zite   The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the strikes hit mills and grain storage areas in the northern Syrian town of Manbij, in an area controlled by Islamic State, killing at least two civilian workers. John Hames shared with you:   U.S., Kurds strike at Islamic State in Syria Reuters - BEIRUT/MURSITPINAR Turkey (Reuters) - U.S. warplanes attacked Islamic State targets in Syria overnight, in raids that a group monitoring the war said killed civilians as well as jihadist fighters. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the strikes hit mills and grain storage areas in the northern Syrian town of Manbij, in an area controlled by Islamic State, killing at least two civilian workers. ...

Shared from Zite   (Newsmax) – Recent polls show the movement is heading toward Republicans to capture battleground states in 2014 midterm Senate races, Republican strategist Karl Rove told Fox News' "America's Newsroom." - See more at: http://www.teaparty.org/rove-battleground-states-head-in-republican-direction-58094/#sthash.3l7JRPnN.dpuf John Hames shared with you:   Rove: Battleground States Head in 'Republican Direction' teaparty.org - Republican candidates are gaining ground in their efforts to capture U.S. Senate seats in battleground states this fall (Newsmax) – Recent polls show the movement is heading toward Republicans to capture battleground states in 2014 midterm Senate races, Republican strategist K...

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