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White House/Silicon Valley -(AmmoLand.com)-In the course of White House press briefings, Second Amendment supporters got good news, but they also found themselves facing a much greater short-term danger. The good news is that Jen Psaki probably handed enough evidence to prove that Silicon Valley has been acting as a proxy for the federal government to pretty much ensure former President Trump will win his court case.

The bad news is that Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has upped the ante over the short term by claiming that misinformation about COVID-19 is an imminent and insidious threat to our nations health. Of course, Murthy has a prescription that includes suggestions for social media companies.

Remember how the Centers for Disease Control were pushing gun control? It was so bad Congress wisely pulled the plug on funding for that pseudo-science, much to the chagrin and anger of anti-Second Amendment extremists like Senator Ed Markey (D-MA), who want to take us back to the bad old days of politicized medicine.

(As an aside, the CDCs blatant anti-Second Amendment propaganda may be a big reason why they arent entirely trusted with regards to COVID and vaccines. Let this be a lesson to Second Amendment supporters who, in this media environment must take a higher level of care about how we come across to our fellow Americans, like avoiding the use of dubious quotes.)

The big question is, of course, whether Murthy would declare activism for our Second Amendment rights as misinformation if CDC goes back into the business of being propagandists for gun control. We cant put that past them, especially given how Silicon Valley censorship has affected things already.

Think about how CDC has suppressed information about the use of firearms for self-defense in the past. Or remember how Arthur Kellerman claimed that a firearm was 43 times more likely to be used to kill you than to be used for self-defense? Right now, if Murthy calls efforts to point out Kellermans BS misinformation, you can bet that Silicon Valley will be censoring in moments.

As we now know, Kellerman got that figure by only counting those homicides that were ruled self-defense. But as Massad Ayoob or any other competent self-defense instructor would quickly tell you, you dont have to kill an assailant to have successfully defended yourself. Dont take my word for it: The NRAs Armed Citizen over the years has examples of armed bad guys fleeing or surrendering when they realize there is an armed good guy, with no shots fired by the good guy at all.

Second Amendment supporters need to urge their Representative and Senators to block any CDC effort to attack the First and Second Amendments in the name of public health. In addition, they need to work to defeat anti-Second Amendment extremists at the federal, state, and local levels at the ballot box as soon as possible.

About Harold Hutchison

Writer Harold Hutchison has more than a dozen years of experience covering military affairs, international events, U.S. politics and Second Amendment issues. Harold was consulting senior editor at Soldier of Fortune magazine and is the author of the novel Strike Group Reagan. He has also written for the Daily Caller, National Review, Patriot Post, Strategypage.com, and other national websites.

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GunFreedomRadio EP294 The New Assaults on Your Second Amendment with David A Keene.

USA -(AmmoLand.com)- Our guest today is David A Keene. David is the Editor at Large ofThe Washington Times. He has served as President of the National Rifle Association, Chairman of the American Conservative Union, and during college, Chairman of Young Americans for Freedom.

He has worked as Special Assistant to Vice President Spiro Agnew, Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator Jim Buckley in charge of the first Supreme Court campaign finance reform fight, Southern Regional Manager for Reagan for President 76, and National Political Director for Bush for President 80.

David wrote a column inThe Hillfor 13 years, The Boston Heraldfor a decade, and in 2016 he authored the book Shall Not be Infringed: The New Assaults on Your Second Amendment.

1) Obama tried to take our guns when you were President of the NRA, what lessons should we learn from that?

(Biden was in charge of that initiative)

2) So why didnt Bidens gun views come out in the election?

(it did, but the anti-gun groups had targeted messaging)

3) You have served in DC with a variety of people over the years. As someone who has a keen lens into the political process, can you shed any light on what is happening today in DC?

4) What can listeners do?

5) Is the NRA prepared to battle?

6) You wrote the book Shall Not Be Infringed: The New Assaults on Your Second Amendment when Hillary was running for President, in part to educate people on what was happening with our 2A Rights. With all of the misinformation out there about our Rights, where can we find good solid factual information these days?

(shows like yours! gun groups! attend Friends Dinners and most of all take your kids and their friends and your friends to the gun ranges and hunting)

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The Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday passed a bill aimed at exempting the state from federal gun laws.

The state Senate passed Assembly Bill 293by voice vote, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.Supporters of the legislation say it would make the state a Second Amendment sanctuary.

Under the bill, a firearm that is owned in the state of Wisconsin and does not leave the state would not be subject to federal regulation, according to its text.

The measure also prohibits a person from enforcing a federal act, law, statute, rule, regulation, treaty, or order that bans semi-automatic weapons, requires registration of firearms, regulates capacity of magazines or requires confiscation of a firearm.

The legislation also prohibits state agencies and local governments fromusing resources to confiscate firearms that are lawfully possessed in the state.

The state Assembly passed the bill on June 9, according to records on the state legislatures website.

The bill now heads to Gov. Tony EversTony EversOvernight Health Care: House panels launch probe into Alzheimer's drug | Half of public health workers experiencing mental health strain | Puerto Rico presses Congress to prevent 'Medicaid cliff' Wisconsin Senate passes 'Second Amendment sanctuary' bill Thousands sent to emergency rooms every year due to violent police encounters: investigation MOREs (D) desk. But as the Journal Sentinel notes, Evers has pushed for more oversight of guns, as opposed to less.

The bills passage came the same day that President BidenJoe BidenTrump calls Barr 'a disappointment in every sense of the word' Last foreign scientist to work at Wuhan lab: 'What people are saying is just not how it is' Toyota defends donations to lawmakers who objected to certifying election MORE outlined efforts tocombat crime, with a focus on addressing gun violence.

The president has repeatedly called for Congress to pass gun reform in the wake of several high-profile mass shootings and has previously unveiled legislation aimed at the issue.

According to a report from The Associated Press, Second Amendment sanctuaries took off in 2018, when states were considering gun laws in the following the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., that left 17 dead.

About 1,200 local governments across the U.S. have enacted such resolutions, according to AP. Arizona Gov. Doug DuceyDoug DuceyBorder crisis deepens as governors assert control Wisconsin Senate passes 'Second Amendment sanctuary' bill GOP sees critical race theory battle as potent midterm weapon MORE (R) has signed a proposal into law.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Senators Thom Tillis (R-NC), Josh Hawley (R-MO), Tom Cotton (R-AR), and Ted Cruz (R-TX) recently sent a letter to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms(ATF)and Explosives raising alarm overtwo of their newly-proposedgunrulesthat could threatenAmericans Second Amendment rights.

The rules, 2021R-05 and 2021R-08, would require the retention of firearms transaction records forever, paving the way to a national gun registry, and clamp down on pistol braces and other devices possessed by thousands of law-abiding gun owners.

These measures are concerning enough on their face. But more alarming is ATFs apparent willingness to unilaterally make important firearms policy determinations wholly apart from Congress,wrote the Senators.Americans rights to keep and bear firearms are safeguarded by the Second Amendment, and the responsibility for implementing those constitutional protections rests with elected lawmakersnot unelected federal bureaucrats.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) Although experts say the measures are mostly symbolic and have questionable legal standing, Kentucky could become the latest so-called Second Amendment Sanctuary state if legislation pre-filed by Rep. Josh Bray is approved during the 2022 Regular Session.

The measure, BR 171, bars state and local law enforcement from enforcing federal restrictions on the constitutional right to bear arms.

President Biden has declared gun control a priority for his administration and we know that if he doesnt get what he wants from Congress, he will abuse his executive authority through rulemaking, said Bray, who represents all of Garrard and Rockcastle counties and a portion of Madison County. BR 171 sends a clear message that Kentucky is a Second Amendment Sanctuary, and that there is no question we will defend the Second Amendment against any attempt to infringe upon it.

Brays proposal would further strengthen the statewide movement. The fiscal courts in 113 of 120 counties and six cities have approved similar language.

Firearms play an enormous role in our states history and our lifestyle. Kentuckians want to enjoy the outdoors and pass along the tradition of hunting and sportsmanship. However, we also recognize that the Second Amendment was crafted to ensure we can protect not only country, but also ourselves, Bray added.

The full text of BR 171 can be foundhere, or by visiting the Legislative Research Commissions website atwww.legislature.ky.gov.

The Kentucky General Assembly will convene for the 2022 Regular Session on January 4, 2022.

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