PA Bill Number: HB829
Title: In preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions;
Description: An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions;
Last Action: Signed in House
Last Action Date: Jul 3, 2024
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Gun Control Spokesman Insults New Gun Owners :: 04/22/2020
David Chipman was once a respected special agent for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. That was before he decided to peddle gun control.
Trump Administration Prepares To Abolish One Of America's Biggest Gun-Free Zones :: 04/22/2020
On April 13, the Trump Administration published a proposed rule to end a ban on the possession of firearms in water resource development projects administered by the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE).
Fact check: Guns sales rise and crime falls as the coronavirus spreads in US :: 04/21/2020
The claim: Revenue from gun sales went up while crime declined amid the COVID-19 outbreak in the US
In Attempt To Avoid Lawsuit, DC Says Police Now Acting As FFL :: 04/21/2020
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced on Monday that the city’s Metropolitan Police Department will temporarily serve as a federal firearms licensee for city residents who want to purchase a firearm during the coronavirus closures. The sole FFL in Washington, D.C. “abruptly” stopped accepting new customers last month, according to the mayor, and there was concern that if residents had no way to acquire a firearm during the city’s declared emergency, Washington D.C. was going to be sued over the violation of the Second Amendment.
Mark Kelly Hides Gun Control Support During Arizona Senate Run :: 04/21/2020
Gabby Giffords’ husband, Mark Kelly (D), is running against Sen. Martha McSally (R) in Arizona, but is not mentioning his support for California-style gun controls during his campaign.
Red Flag Laws vs. Suicide Rates: Another Study Falls Short :: 04/21/2020
A new study of the effect of red flag laws on suicides was published this month. The study title and a first glance at the Methods section, got my hopes up.
Northam Defends Gun Control Laws After Trump Criticism :: 04/20/2020
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam spent the weekend defending his newly signed gun control laws and attacking President Donald Trump for not doing enough about providing tests for the coronavirus after the president ripped into Northam’s anti-gun efforts in tweets and press briefings on Friday.
Patriots' Day: The Forgotten History of America's Patriots' Day and What it Commemorates :: 04/20/2020
While it’s not celebrated too widely outside of New England, Patriots’ Day (or “Patriot’s Day” if you live in Maine) is a big deal there, primarily in the state where the Battles of Lexington and Concord actually took place – Massachusetts. For anyone reading this from New England who isn’t aware: No, you’re not getting the third Monday in April off so you can stay home and watch the Boston Marathon.
Pennsylvania House oversight committee to investigate state gun purchases :: 04/20/2020
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – The House Government Oversight Committee looks to investigate the Inspector General Office’s purchase of pistols, ammunition, and other equipment, which has totaled around $160,000 and is sitting in storage unused, Rep. and chair of the committee Seth Grove (R-Dover) asserts.
Why First-Time Gun Buyers Chose Now To Arm Themselves :: 04/20/2020
One of the more interesting tidbits in this whole COVID-19 mess has been the massive influx of new gun owners. It’s a point we at Bearing Arms have kept a very close eye on. After all, more gun owners mean it’s likely to be harder to pass new gun control laws. Especially as many of those new owners likely found out how much complete BS is spread by anti-gunners who would have you think you can get a gun on every street corner.
Army Corps of Engineers Considering Expanded Firearm Policy :: 04/19/2020
The Army Corps of Engineers, which manages more than 400 waterways in the U.S. and many of the recreational opportunities found there—camping, fishing, boating, hiking and more—is accepting written comments on a proposal to modernize its firearm policy and better recognize the right to self-defense.
Canada: Canada shooting rampage kills at least 13 including policewoman; gunman dead, investigators say :: 04/19/2020
A shooting rampage Sunday in Nova Scotia, Canada, killed at least 13 people including a policewoman, investigators said, in the deadliest attack of its kind inside that country in three decades.
Donald Trump: 'Liberate Virginia,' Save the 2nd Amendment :: 04/19/2020
With Americans growing weary of perceived state government overreach, President Trump is standing with Virginians, calling them to liberate their state and save the Second Amendment.
Pelosi Delays "Violence Against Women" Act Reauthorization :: 04/19/2020
The Violence Against Women Act is one of those things you expect the Democrats to back. They always have in the past and they’re the ones who have been pushing to reauthorize it this time around. It’s not difficult to understand why, either. Most people really only know bills by their names, if that, and they don’t look deeper, which means something called the “Violence Against Women Act” is a slam dunk with the public.
Bogus Study Claims Guns Used In Suicide More Than Self-Defense :: 04/18/2020
If someone were to ask you, in all sincerity, why you have guns, what would you say?
CA Top Cop: Of Course Rights Can Be Curtailed In Times Of Emergency :: 04/18/2020
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is defending stay-at-home orders that impact the constitutional rights of residents, including their ability to purchase a firearm. In an interview with the Associated Press on Friday, Becerra said the U.S. and state constitution gives authorities broad leeway to “take actions which protect our communities and the individuals in those communities.”
CPRC: Heed Jimmy Carter on the Danger of Mail-In Voting, 'Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.' :: 04/18/2020
‘Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.” That quote isn’t from President Trump, who criticized mail-in voting this week after Wisconsin Democrats tried and failed to change an election at the last minute into an exclusively mail-in affair. It’s the conclusion of the bipartisan 2005 report of the Commission on Federal Election Reform, chaired by former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker III.
The Case for "Regular" Judicial Review of Coronavirus Emergency Policies :: 04/18/2020
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, governments at all levels have enacted a host of policies that potentially threaten constitutional rights or butt against structural limits on government power. Numerous cases have been filed challenging some of these policies, arguing that they violate the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, constitutional protection for abortion rights, the Takings Clause, and other provisions of federal and state constitutions.
Government Releasing Prisoners While Trying To Restrict The Second Amendment :: 04/17/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate our nation’s headlines and the concerns of most Americans. In the pro-Second Amendment community, we’ve watched a seemingly never-ending deluge of developments that could, or would, have an impact on our right to keep and bear arms. And, of course, that means a potential impact on our right to self-defense.
Gun Control Advocate Claims Crime Won't Rise, Even In A Depression :: 04/17/2020
Anti-gun activists are increasingly desperate to convince Americans that they don’t need a firearm for self-defense in these uncertain times. On Tuesday, Brady president Kris Brown mocked new gun owners for purchasing a firearm over the last month, while making it clear that she doesn’t believe there’s ever a good time to buy a gun.
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