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Gun groups ready for showdown after Newsom doubles gun taxes and adds new limits on where and how Americans can exercise their 2A rights in California

September 27, 2023 by Joseph MacKinnon Leave a Comment

Just hours after introducing penalties for California schools that protect children from LGBT and identitarian propaganda, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom doubled taxes on guns and introduced new limits on Second Amendment rights in the state. According to the governor, who has ruled out a 2024 presidential run, the 23 gun control bills he ratified Tuesday “will make our communities and families safer.”

Gun groups have already taken legal action, stressing that the new laws are “unconstitutional.”

While some Democrats in the state are in denial about their constitutionality of their initiatives — even after having their ban on large-capacity magazines struck down last week by U.S. District Court Judge Benitez — Newsom has acknowledged that the new gun control legislation might similarly be short-lived.

Among the state’s new penalties and restrictions on law-abiding gun-owners is Democratic Assemblyman Jesse Gabriel’s AB 28, which imposes an 11% excise tax on guns and ammunition sold by gun manufacturers and dealers. According to the governor’s office, this tax will take $160 million annually out of the pockets of Americans keen to exercise their Second Amendment rights.

The 11% tax, which will be added atop existing 10%-11% federal excise taxes on guns and ammunition, will go into effect in July 2024.

Senate Bill 2, also ratified Tuesday by Newsom, sets out subjective language concerning who can carry firearms in public and vastly grows the number of “sensitive public spaces” where guns are prohibited, such that every park, every hospital, all public transportation, any place that sells alcohol, libraries, churches, banks, zoos, and various other places are now effectively gun-free zones — at least where law-abiding citizens are concerned.

Furthermore, SB 2 requires not only that California residents be 21 years old as opposed to 18 in order to obtain a concealed carry permit but also that applicants provide character references and agree to have their social media pages and publicly available statements reviewed.

Despite Democratic state Sen. Anthony Portantino’s contention that SB 2 is “constitutional and consistent with the Supreme Court’s guidance in the Bruen decision,” the Los Angeles times indicated this law could nevertheless result in a Supreme Court fight.

Newsom has himself acknowledged that the laws may “mean nothing if the federal courts are throwing them out,” reported NPR.

“We feel very strongly that these bills meet the [new standard], and they were drafted accordingly,” added Newsom. “But I’m not naive about the recklessness of the federal courts and the ideological agenda.”

The California Rifle and Pistol Association and other pro-Second Amendment groups filed a federal lawsuit earlier this month challenging SB 2, suggesting the legislation is the latest in an ongoing effort by California politicians to “eviscerate the very right to be armed in public that the plain language of the Second Amendment secures and that our forebears uniformly understood to preexist any constitutional text.”

“California’s newly passed Senate Bill 2 … turns the Bruen decision on its head, making nearly every public space in California a ‘sensitive place’ (in name only), and forbidding firearm carry even after someone has undertaken the lengthy and expensive process to be issued a concealed handgun license (‘CCW permit’) under state law.”

Extra to SB 2, AB 28, and over a dozen other bills, Newsom ratified:

  • SB 452, which requires all semiautomatic pistols sold in the state to use microstamping technology whereby unique identifiers are etched into expended cartridges for easier tracking by law enforcement;
  • AB 455, which allows courts to prevent individuals participating in mental health diversion programs from possessing or buying guns;
  • AB 725, which changes the definition of a firearm to include the frame or receiver of a weapon;
  • AB 732, which beefs up the process by which guns are confiscated from convicts; and
  • AB 92, which makes it a felony for convicted violent felons to own or buy body armor.

Chuck Michel, president of the California Rifle and Pistol Association, stressed that “these laws will not make us safer,” reported NPR.

“They are an unconstitutional retaliatory and vindictive response to the Supreme Court’s affirmation that the Second Amendment protects an individuals’ right to choose to own a firearm for sport or to defend your family,” said Michel. “They are being challenged, and the second they are signed, the clock starts ticking towards a judgment striking them down.”

Kris Brown, the president of the gun control group Brady, lauded the new laws, saying, “Several of these bills aim to address the supply side of the gun industry with policies that will mandate the use of merchant category codes for firearm retailers, require important training for firearm dealers and their employees, and crack down on the production of ghost guns. All of these initiatives will help prevent firearms from landing in the hands of people who shouldn’t have them.”

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PARENTAL ADVISORY: What just passed in California is coming for all kids across the nation

September 21, 2023 by BlazeTV Staff Leave a Comment

One of the last things any parents want to do is fight a power-hungry government in order to raise their kids with their own family’s values and morals.

But now, that’s exactly what parents are being forced to do.

Especially in California, where an alarming new law aims to force parents to affirm their child’s gender dysphoria — or else.

Glenn Beck is obviously not pleased and wants Americans to consider: “Who gets to raise your children?”

Because while it shouldn’t be the government, officials sure are trying to change that.

“It’s an emergency, and you have to be aware of the emergency. Because, well, it’s happening in California. Maybe not in your state yet, but it will be soon,” he adds.

Glenn is referring to the law that has just passed in California that will require judges in child custody cases to consider whether parents support their child’s gender transition in order to determine the “health, safety, and welfare of the child.”

The law passed along strictly party lines, 57-16 in the State Assembly and 30-9 in the state Senate.

Under the law, parents who fail to acknowledge and support their child’s gender transition could lose custody rights to another parent or even the state itself.

California State Assembly member Lori Wilson, who originally introduced the bill, explained why the law is important. “What’s mentioned in the law is the child’s gender identity and expression and the parents affirmation of that, whatever it is, because that is our duty as parents: to affirm our children.”

“That’s the dumbest parents advice you’ll ever hear,” Glenn responds.

“According to Lori Wilson and the state of California, you have to affirm the most permanent, completely life-altering thing a kid can possibly do to themselves.”

“This new law should alarm and disgust everyone in America, for the way it will let the state override the private family life and parenting decisions,” he adds.



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The Biden administration is effectively defunding hunter education and archery programs for students. Wyoming is responding by vastly expanding them.

September 20, 2023 by Joseph MacKinnon Leave a Comment

The Biden administration has effectively defunded hunter education and archery programs for students across America. Rather than allow Democrats in Washington to undermine the self-sufficiency and capabilities of its youths, Wyoming has responded by committing to expanding the programs in the state.

What’s the background?

With the help of
15 Republican senators, including Sens. Mitch McConnell (Ky.), Mitt Romney (Utah), Susan Collins (Maine), Lindsay Graham (S.C.) and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), President Joe Biden ratified the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act on June 25, 2022. This legislation provides funding for state red-flag laws, expands background checks for gun purchasers, and implements various other gun control measures.

Americans, especially in rural areas, are now waking up to the fact that the legislation is farther-reaching and more impactful than first advertised, especially when twisted to suit the purposes of the Biden administration.

Under the BSCA, schools are barred from drawing on specific federal education dollars, namely funds from the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, “for the provision to any person of a dangerous weapon … or training in the use of a dangerous weapon.”

Politico
reported that the Biden Education Department has clarified that the BSCA does not prevent school shooting or archery programs from receiving other sources of funding, just ESEA dollars.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), one of the Republicans now facing pressure from constituents for having played a key role in drafting the framework of the BSCA, claims that defunding school programs “was never discussed in the negotiations,” adding that the “Biden administration can screw up a two-car funeral.”

Cornyn and fellow BSCA supporter Sen. Thom Tillis (N.C) recently noted, “The Department mistakenly believes that the BSCA precludes funding these enrichment programs [hunter safety and archery],”
reported Forbes.

Cornyn and Tillis joined other senators — including some Democrats now facing
backlash — in writing a Sept. 5 letter to Biden’s Education Department secretary, gun control advocate Miguel Cardona, noting that “contrary to Congressional intent, the Department of Education … has misinterpreted the language [of the BSCA] to exclude certain educational activities from receiving federal resources. … The Department’s interpretation has sparked concerns from district and state leaders that ESEA funds may no longer be used to support archery, hunter safety education, or other extracurricular programs.”

Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), not among the Republicans who supported the gun control legislation, has introduced
legislation to make it expressly clear that the legislation “does not apply with respect to the use of funds for sports clubs, teams, training, or related activities provided for students.”

Similar legislation has been advanced by Republicans in the House.

Barrasso
stressed Monday that he will do everything he can “to stop Washington politics from getting into Wyoming classrooms.”

The Cowboy State takes a stand

While politicians in Washington busy themselves backtracking and clarifying, Wyoming officials have taken steps to ensure that students can maintain the proud traditions and skills of their forbears.

The Cowboy State Daily
reported that the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is planning to offer hunter education certification for public school teachers as soon as fall 2024.

“Avid anglers, hunters, and wildlife enthusiasts all experienced a transforming moment that inspired them. For many, it was the first time they caught a fish or the early-morning excitement of their first elk hunt. But getting to that point can be challenging for many,” said WGFD Director Brian Nesvik during a
press conference Monday. “If we want to inspire the next generation of conservationists, we must start by teaching them about Wyoming’s wildlife and wild places at a young age, and there’s no better place to do this than in our classrooms.”

Republican Gov. Mark Gordon and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder, also present at the Monday announcement, underscored the benefits of encouraging kids to be connected with the outdoors,
reported the Casper Star-Tribune.

Degenfelder, who prides herself in being a lifelong fisher and hunter, said these conservationist activities taught her “life lessons about safety, self-sufficiency, personal responsibility,” and “grace in failure.”

“These are foundational skills to build this great nation,” added Degenfelder, who indicated the Wyoming Department of Education supports hunter education.

Gordon expressed confidence that Wyoming can see to its own hunter education without having to beg the federal government for support or allowances, emphasizing that it “is incredibly important that we stand firm on this.”

Rather than drawing on ESEA funds, Nesvik indicated the programs will largely be funded by the WGFD, although other organizations, such as the Wyoming Wildlife Fund, have also chipped in.

Nesvik announced that Wyoming will pilot the following three initiatives in 20 or so Wyoming schools:

  • Trout in the Classroom, which fosters a “conservation ethic,” helps kids understand ecosystem connectivity, and lets students raise trout from eggs to fingerlings;
  • National Archery in the Schools Program, an in-school initiative that helps kids not only hit a bullseye but also learn “focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life”; and
  • Hunter Education, whereby certified educators will teach kids about hunter safety as part of the school curriculum, touching on firearms safety, outdoor survival, wildlife identification, conservation, and staying in one piece in grizzly country.

All three reportedly build upon the WGFD’s ”
Inspire a Kid” initiative, which “aims to introduce youth to the outdoors by providing resources for families to teach their children how to enjoy outside activities, whether it be fishing, hunting, wildlife photography, hiking, or other adventures.”



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Biden, whose son presently faces felony gun charges, to announce creation of a federal gun control office ahead of 2024 election: Report

September 20, 2023 by Joseph MacKinnon Leave a Comment

Democrats failed to fully advance their gun control agenda by democratic means in Congress, so it appears they’ve elected to impose it on the nation by way of presidential edict.

According to the Washington Post, President Joe Biden, whose son is presently facing three counts of felony gun charges, will announce Friday the creation of a new office for “gun violence prevention,” usually intended as a euphemism for gun control.

The Hill reported that in January, a coalition of 117 gun control groups penned a letter to Biden asking for a federal office for gun violence prevention and that he appoint a full-time director for the effort. They also demanded that Biden declare a national emergency around gun violence and to ban foreign-manufactured firearms that ostensibly have no “sporting purpose.”

Four individuals reportedly briefed on the forthcoming action, who spoke on condition of anonymity to the Post, indicated that Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will make the announcement in the White House Rose Garden on Friday afternoon. The White House declined to provide the Post with comment.

Stefanie Feldman, a longtime Biden staffer, will likely helm the gun control office.

Feldman, who
became an assistant to the president and staff secretary in May, has worked for Biden for over a decade, having previously served as the national policy director for his campaign, the inaugural policy director for the Biden Institute at the University of Delaware, and as an aide in the Obama administration.

Politico
reported that Greg Jackson, the executive director of the gun control group Community Justice Action Fund — an outfit connected to the radical leftist, Soros-funded Tides Foundation — is expected to hold a senior role in Biden’s new office along with Rob Wilcox, the senior director for federal government affairs at Everytown for Gun Safety.

Shannon Watts, the founder emerita of the gun control group Moms Demand Action, told the Post, “If this announcement is, in fact, the creation of a single point of leadership on gun violence in the administration, it’s a very big deal for the movement.”

“For years, we’ve advocated for a centralized team responsible for coordinating federal and state resources and mobilizing movement partners,” added Watts. “A governmental focal point dedicated to creating a framework for overseeing national policy, research and resources would be more than symbolic — it would be a significant turning point for the movement.”

Biden, now
neck and neck with former President Donald Trump in the polls, has long been keen to curb Second Amendment rights, having last year ratified the first major federal gun control bill in 30 years, the
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. The BSCA provides funding for state red-flag laws and expands background checks for gun purchasers.

This week, gun rights advocate John Lott and Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.)
noted that the “innocuous-sounding BSCA will radically change gun ownership,” particularly since the “Biden administration is trying to use the BSCA to implement universal background checks on all gun purchases and to track virtually everyone who obtains a gun.”

In April 2022, Biden
announced that his Department of Justice had issued a final rule to rein in so-called “ghost guns,” banning their manufacture and clarifying that unserialized “buy build shoot” kits qualify as firearms under the Gun Control Act of 1968.

The Democratic president has also
called on Congress to ban so-called “assault weapons” and high-capacity magazines as well as for lawmakers to repeal gun manufacturers’ immunity to liability.

According to Politico, the announcement of this executive office ahead of the 2024 presidential election may serve to make the 80-year-old president appear less politically impotent on the gun control issue, “potentially increasing enthusiasm among key voting blocs.”

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Crime is so bad in Philadelphia that a popular cheesesteak joint hired armed guards to protect customers

September 17, 2023 by Paul Sacca Leave a Comment

There is much debate on the best cheesesteak joint in Philadelphia. However, one cheesesteak shop is distancing itself from the competition as being the eatery that protects its customers the most.

Due to rampant violent crime in Philadelphia, Jim’s West Steaks and Hoagies has hired armed guards to protect its patrons.

The cheesesteak joint is so popular that lines of customers can go down the block – exposing patrons to possible street violence.

Saul Landers, the chief financial officer of Jim’s West, told WPVI-TV, “Our lines are down the block, so while you’re standing here in line, connecting with other people you may not know, we have security right here just to keep you guys safe.”

Jim’s West Steaks and Hoagies co-owner Cortez Johnson told the outlet, “The violence has spiked. It goes up and down. You want people to feel safe and be safe. So when they come out and eat, they don’t have to worry about no type of harm.”

Kevon Darden, owner of Presidential Protection Services, has personally guarded customers outside the hoagie restaurant.

Darden said the armed agents who protect the customers are sworn and certified by the state of Pennsylvania to do security work. He added that the armed guards are former military, police, and law enforcement.

Landers said the threat of violence is so prevalent that businesses “have to spend that extra money” to keep customers and employees safe.

The Philly Voice reported, “In 2015, the West Philly Jim’s location was targeted by armed robbers, who reportedly made off with $215 in cash stolen from the register and customers who were in the store at the time.”

One customer said of the armed agents, “If it deters it (crime), I can’t complain. I’m not a big fan of guns, but I get it.”

However, another patron said an armed guard “walking around with a machine gun, it’s not family-friendly.”

The security guard was not armed with a machine gun, but rather an AR-15.

The violence is so overwhelming in the area that the Karco Gas Station in North Philadelphia has also hired armed guards.

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