NYPD enacts emergency rule in response to GOA lawsuit

The problem here is that then-Attorney General Dennis Vacco issued a formal legal opinion stating there are no provisions in state law allowing issuing of licenses to non-residents.

Bloomberg’s bucks

The Washington Post reports that former Mayor Mike Bloomberg pledges to spend big on candidates this fall:

“The political arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, the gun regulation group founded by former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg, plans to spend $45 million over the coming months to elect favored candidates in eight of the states that could determine control of the White House, House, Senate and local offices. The effort will include a new student organizing drive, with plans to hire 30 new organizers for volunteer recruitment drives at 32 college and university campuses in Arizona, California, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin … About 80 percent of the $45 million will go to television and digital advertising, according to a person familiar with the spending who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly … Everytown announced a $60 million spending plan before the 2020 election aimed at defeating then-President Donald Trump and electing more Democrats who support gun regulations.”

Bloomberg has made braggadocios claims like this before.  Sure, he can afford it, but will he actually put up the money?  Who knows.

There’s negligible real grassroots here.  It’s the same, tired phony claims gun control groups have made for decades and they’ve never, ever delivered a voting bloc for their issues.  It’s one person (Bloomberg) with a lot of money making wild claims knowing the regime media will not fact check him.

I don’t see anything new here.

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Monday’s Newsbits:

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Biden out, Harris in

Joe Biden is bowing out of running for re-election and has endorsed Kamala Harris.

Even after his horrendous debate performance I didn’t think Biden would be forced out, but here we are.

Early left-leaning polling show Harris isn’t popular with fellow Democrats. The antis, however, have no choice but to go all in on her:

Gun control organizations still do not bring anything useful to the table so their support means nothing.

Given the current disarray of the party, there’s no guarantee that Kamala will get the formal party backing at the Democrat convention. Whomever gets their nod, I expect open hostility on 2A from the candidate.

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Spoons make people fat

Some nitwit over at Politico notes:

“Republicans have blamed an array of people and dynamics for the attempted assassination of Donald TrumpDemocrats’ rhetoric, Secret Service lapses, the gunman’s mental health. One thing they haven’t blamed is guns …”

That’s because blaming guns for this would be the same as blaming spoons for making people fat.  Normal people understand this.

Why?

If Governor Hochul’s signature gun control law were working as advertised, why is this still going on?

“The Gun Violence State of Emergency in Rochester was renewed once again Wednesday. The state of emergency was first enacted on July 21, 2022. The original “Proclamation of a Local State of Emergency” was meant to give the mayor additional powers to “protect life and property and to bring the emergency under control.” Rochester Mayor Malik Evans said Wednesday there had been 24 homicides and more than 100 shooting victims in 2024 so far.”

As far as I can tell, nobody in the regime media has asked either Hochul or Evans this question.

Mimi Rocah tries pushing for AWB

President Trump was shot at in a failed assassination attempt over the weekend.

Of course, calls for calm and unity were largely ignored by the Left and some took the opportunity to try and exploit this atrocity to push a gun control agenda:

Rocah is not running for re-election when her term is up next year.

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It’s a money funnel

WIVB reports:

Buffalo Common Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart is pushing for the City of Buffalo to establish a gun violence prevention office in order to combat gun violence at the local level. The initiative is aimed to provide support for families that have been impacted by gun violence, implement evidence-based interventions, encourage community engagement and work with local law enforcement to address illegal gun trafficking in the city …”

The initiative is aimed at putting Democrat-party connected political cronies on a government payroll. That’s it, nothing more. They’ve been pushing this sort of thing in Albany the last few years.