All about guns, legislation and politics in New York
Everytown has made a couple of endorsements in New York:
I’m assuming they endorsed Kassay because she barely defeated an incumbent back in ’24 to claim the AD-4 seat.
Biden-appointed federal Judge Sanket Bulsara has ruled in the case of Wysocki v. Nassau Co. that Nassau County committed a “plain violation of the Second Amendment” when it disarmed the plaintiffs in response to their “daughter’s mental-health emergency” and refused to return the firearms and licenses despite evidence that the “threat long ago dissipated (if it ever existed at all).”
The media made a big deal about extreme Left candidates winning in primary elections, but one bright spot was long time incumbent Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli going down in flames to challenger Onondaga County legislator Mo Brown in the Democrat primary by a 104 vote margin.
I don’t know if Mo is 2A friendly, but Magnarelli certainly was not. The close vote shows the importance of getting gun owners involved in primaries as well as the general elections.
Tuesday’s Newsbits:
Jurisprudence:
Legislation:
Politics:
The Brady’s are crowing about this new PSA which is paid for by the so-called Office of Gun Violence:
Tuesday is primary election day.
I love primaries because turnout is always low so it is easier to effect the outcome. I’m not impressed with the choices available so this is my recommendation:
This is as good as it gets. Vote early and often.
Sunday’s Newsbits:
Legislation:
Moonbattery:
NRA: