Four ways Hillary Clinton will work to end gun ownership as president – On Sunday, Hillary Clinton just couldn’t bring herself to say on ABC’s “This Week” that Americans have an individual right to own guns. But it didn’t stop her from denying Donald Trump’s claim that she wants to abolish the Second Amendment. Clinton accused Trump of making “outright fabrications, accusing me of something that is absolutely untrue.”
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| A woman and a male companion were travelling in a vehicle in Bellvue, Colo. when they got into an altercation. After the woman pulled the vehicle over and attempted to call 911, the man followed her and stabbed her. A passerby noticed the scene, retrieved a firearm and held the attacker at gunpoint until police could arrive. |
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| Hillary Clinton couldn’t definitively say Sunday that the Second Amendment of the Constitution guaranteed the right to bear arms during an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos. |
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| The group, the Coalition for Civil Liberties, opposes the new requirement, casting it as an effort to limit the sale of ammunition and making it more difficult for people to defend themselves. |
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| Serving as host and executive producer for an anti-gun “news” documentary, Under the Gun, Couric held a focus group with members of a gun-rights group called the Virginia Citizens Defense League. She asked the attendees, “If there are no background checks for gun purchasers, how do you prevent felons or terrorists from walking into, say, a licensed gun dealer and purchasing a gun?” In reality the group had any number of immediate and thoughtful responses (whether you agree with them or not). |
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| State lawmakers on Thursday advanced an effort by Democrats to block Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed changes to regulations concerning handgun carry permits in New Jersey. |
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| Proposition 47 is Exhibit A for why the initiative process should almost never be used to monkey with the complex criminal justice system. |
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| It is still possible to encounter “No Guns Allowed” signs around the area. You just won’t see them at any county-owned buildings. Lowndes County supervisors voted Tuesday to remove “No Guns Allowed” signs from county-owned buildings on the recommendation of Board Attorney Tim Hudson. |
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| For a second year in a row, the city of Moulton has been asked by the state attorney general to remove signage prohibiting firearms. |
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| As a father of four grown women, I have a little different perspective. My daughters own weapons, and some have concealed weapons permits. Each has been trained on how to handle a weapon safely. I go to bed every night knowing that if a horrible event occurs, they are capable of calmly confronting the situation. |
