Thursday’s Newsbits:
Jurisprudence:
- Court: NY drug conviction no barrier to Stratford man’s gun permit
- High court could toss New York gun law
- Will the Supreme Court strike down New York’s gun law?
NRA:
Politics:
All about guns, legislation and politics in New York
Thursday’s Newsbits:
Jurisprudence:
NRA:
Politics:
Democrats are shitting themselves over the likelihood that their beloved Roe v. Wade is going to be undone by the Court.
Top Albany Democrats holding a rally in the Capitol on the potential Roe decision pic.twitter.com/T8FApYdWt3
— Bill Mahoney (@mahoneyw) May 3, 2022
With SCOTUS getting ready to drop a major gun rights decision soon I guarantee there won’t be anything remotely like the reaction with abortion. There will be no rallies, no marching by the antis. Some stupid pressers by a few electeds and moronic op-eds like this and that will be it.
Through some sleazy legislation, Governor Kathy Hochul has replaced Brain Benjamin as her Lt. Governor and replaced him with Congressman Antonio Delgado.
He is not supportive of 2A rights. Some examples:
So his appointment does not make anything bettor or worse for the gubernatorial ticket.
I believe his abandoning his Congressional seat puts Marc Molinaro in a much better position to claim it for the GOP. His record on guns has been generally supportive, but after his ’18 gubernatorial run I would not trust him.
A-8102A/S-6363A, Requires the court to order the search for and immediate seizure of certain firearms when a defendant willfully refuses to surrender such firearms, has been amended and resubmitted to Assembly Codes, amended on 3rd Reading in the Senate.
Some gun bills on the Assembly Codes agenda for May 3 @ 11:00am:
Plus some more light political theater from the Republicans to show they care about gun rights:
I have been told that Nader Sayegh is also opposed to the Westchester “home rule” bill A-7939/S-6659.
County Executive George Latimer and Captain Frank Donovan in the firearms licensing department are the ones still pushing it.
People need to get on Assembly bill sponsor Steve Otis’s case and get him to lay off on the bill as well as Sandy Galef who I do not believe has articulated a position on it yet.
The Daily News has a most likely ghost-written op-ed calling for the legislature to enact microstamping.
It will effectively block all sales of new pistols as the tech doesn’t work and cannot be implemented.
Current bill numbers are A-7926, which has been on 3rd Reading since January, and S-4116.