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DAILY ALERT FOR Monday, March 15, 2021

 
South Carolina: House Judiciary Committee Voting on Constitutional Carry Bill
LEGAL & LEGISLATION
South Carolina: House Judiciary Committee Voting on Constitutional Carry Bill
Tomorrow, a subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee will vote on House Bill 3096, The South Carolina Constitutional Carry Act of 2021. Afterward, it is scheduled to move to the full committee for a hearing and vote that afternoon.
 
Arizona: Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Pro-Gun Bills
LEGAL & LEGISLATION
Arizona: Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Pro-Gun Bills
On Thursday, March 18th, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear two pro-gun bills that improve self-defense in Arizona.
 
Victory in Colorado Preemption Case
LEGAL & LEGISLATION NEWS 
Victory in Colorado Preemption Case
On Friday evening, a judge in the Centennial state gave law-abiding gun owners something to celebrate. He ruled that the city of Boulder's ban on possessing and transferring commonly-possessed "assault weapons" and ten-round magazines was preempted by state law and struck them down. This was an NRA-ILA supported case.
 
D is for Deluded
NEWS 
D is for Deluded
Last June, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) and his wife shared their vision for police reform.
 
Gun Control's Crisis of Credibility
NEWS 
Gun Control's Crisis of Credibility
Anti-gun activists want you to trust doctors with no constitutional law or law enforcement expertise.
 
U.S. House Bows to Biden, Passes Legislation to Cancel Your RIGHT to Obtain a Firearm
NEWS 
U.S. House Bows to Biden, Passes Legislation to Cancel Your RIGHT to Obtain a Firearm
The U.S. House Representatives, with the urging and support of Joe Biden, passed two bills on Thursday – H.R. 8 and H.R. 1446 – that would usher in a sweeping overhaul of how firearms are bought and sold in the U.S. Neither would impede criminals, who overwhelmingly obtain their firearms outside normal channels of lawful commerce.
 
Gun Controllers Want to Buy Lawmakers with Your Tax Dollars
NEWS 
Gun Controllers Want to Buy Lawmakers with Your Tax Dollars
The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic fallout has brought about a marked increase in government spending.
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