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U.S. Congressman Bart Stupak (D Menominee) has introduced legislation to restore the gun rights of individuals convicted of minor, non violent crimes. H.R. 2153, the Second Amendment Restoration Act, ensures states have the discretion to restore individuals’ gun rights after conviction of minor crimes. Source: NRA-ILA News For the first time in a Pew Research survey, nearly as many people believe it is more important to protect the right of Americans to own guns (45%) than to control gun ownership (49%). Source: NRA-ILA News Barely 100 days into the new Obama Biden administration, ominous storm clouds are already gathering over your most fundamental right as a free citizen: Your right to own a gun to protect yourself, your family and your freedom. Source: NRA-ILA News National Rifle Association spokesman John Hohenwarter has said the Harrisburg law and similar ones passed in five other Pennsylvania cities are illegal because only state and federal governments have authority to impose gun control measures. Source: NRA-ILA News |
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