All about guns, legislation and politics in New York
Thursday’s Newsbits:
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MSN reports:
“President Joe Biden is creating a White House office dedicated to gun violence prevention, according to people familiar with the matter, amid calls from activists to do more to address the issue in lieu of congressional action. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are expected to announce the establishment of the new office at a White House ceremony …”
Biden can’t move an agenda through Congress so I’ll take a stab and say the primary focus of this new office will be to funnel money to various leftist urban community groups who will in turn back Democrat politicians at election time. That fits with what Everytown had been lobbying on.
I am honored to be named a Gun Sense Candidate by @MomsDemand Action. As the leader of a community struck by a terrible mass shooting, I will always fight for common sense gun reforms to better protect all.
– Mark Poloncarz pic.twitter.com/kuFMF9R9wZ— Mark Poloncarz (@markpoloncarz) September 15, 2023
Vote for Chrissy Casilio to get rid of him.
Saturday’s Newsbits:
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From OCShooters: This is the form FFLs use to collect data for ammo purchases before entering it into the computer.
Background checks for ammunition purchases goes into effect today. From what I’ve been hearing it’s a dumpster fire. I have been told they want make, model and serial number plus other personal things like SSN with wait times upwards of 40 minutes to approve the sale.
A resolution to prohibit the possession of firearms in the Vischer Ferry Nature Preserve is on the Clifton Park Town Board’s agenda for September 11 @ 7:00pm.
Here is a draft of the resolution.
A handful of crackpot Moms are upset that SCOTUS will be taking up another gun case next year which I suspect the antis will lose.
In addition two local courts have ruled against New York’s so-called “red flag” laws and supporters are seriously worried they’re next on the chopping block.
Reporting at the Long Island Press identifies 3 candidates running for Nassau Co. Legislature this fall attended this dog-and-pony show: Alexis Pace, District #4, Seth Koslow, District #5 and Weihua Yan, District #10. Vote for their opponents no matter who they are.