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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How Guns Made America :: 10/17/2018
Andrew Cuomo recently blurted out that “America has never been great.” The remark generated the predictable reaction and Cuomo quickly backed away, saying that the remark had been “inartful” and that, of course, “America has always been great.”
Pelosi details her plans for House majority :: 10/17/2018
PHILADELPHIA — Rep. Nancy Pelosi is laser-focused. With 21 days until the midterm elections, the California Democrat and House minority leader is crisscrossing the country fundraising and rallying the Democratic troops, all while plotting her return to the speakership.
Poll Shows Six In Ten Americans Support Gun Control, But What Else? :: 10/17/2018
In the wake of a violent, ugly mass shooting, support for gun control tends to skyrocket. That’s what happened immediately after Parkland, and it’s understandable. No one likes the idea of kids being gunned down in their schools, and everyone wants to find a way to stop it from happening. With the media’s constant blitzkrieg for gun control, it’s not surprising that support for it went up and stayed up far longer than in the past.
How Kanye Discussing Guns Can Boost The Defense Of The Second Amendment :: 10/16/2018
The fantasy of gun-control is easy. The sales pitch is a politician’s dream. “No one will get shot ever again if we make guns illegal.” That promise sounds great if you don’t know very much.
My Gun Control Unicorn is Named Chet :: 10/16/2018
The fantasy of gun-control is easy. The sales pitch is a politician’s dream. “No one will get shot ever again if we make guns illegal.” That promise sounds great if you don’t know very much. Who wouldn’t want to have world peace and a pet unicorn when all you have to do is mail in two box tops, vote in November, and wait four to six weeks for delivery. Sounds awesome, doesn’t it.
Nonviolent Felons Shouldn't Lose Their Second Amendment Rights :: 10/16/2018
In 1989, Larry Hatfield fudged his employment records to get some extra money from the Railroad Retirement Board. He was caught and pled guilty to the federal crime of making a false statement, and was sentenced to a fine and (at the government’s recommendation) no prison time.
The Endgame For Anti-3D Printed Gun Activists :: 10/16/2018
We get that people are all kinds of paranoid about 3D printed guns. I understand that some people will remain against the printed firearm for the remainder of their lives, often for no good reason. They just don’t like guns.
The Left Doesn't Just Want To Take Your Guns, But Also Your Ammo :: 10/16/2018
D.C. and New York impose high costs to own arms and ammunition, California requires technology that is expensive at best and nonexistent at worst, and ammunition taxes nakedly drive up costs.
Anti-Gun Writer Proves Himself Wrong Accidentally :: 10/15/2018
You may have noticed by now that gun control advocates don’t exactly have the firmest grasp on the reality of gun statistics. Despite their clumsy understanding of the issues, these busybodies still manage to turn out a great deal of anti-second amendment rhetoric.
Everytown throws $500K behind governor who signed gun control bill :: 10/15/2018
The same day Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf inked a gun control bill into law, advocates backed by Michael Bloomberg announced a large outlay to help pave his re-election.
The feds were watching, but unlicensed gun dealer was still able to sell Glock that killed Chicago police officer :: 10/15/2018
CHICAGO — Thomas Caldwell once told a federal agent that selling guns was an addiction.
What Can 100 Million Armed Americans Tell Us? :: 10/15/2018
Academic articles typically end with an admonition that more data and research are desperately needed to resolve the question under study. That’s where this article begins.
Campus Gun Carry Laws Don't Lead To Increased Violence :: 10/13/2018
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Heller that the Second Amendment protects the rights of individuals to keep and bear firearms caused a number of state legislatures to allow students with permits to carry their weapons on public college campuses. Texas did so in 2015 and a group of University of Texas professors filed suit to block the law, arguing that it violated their First Amendment rights because it supposedly made them afraid to speak.
Black Man Gets Off in Self-Defense for Shooting White Man in PA :: 10/12/2018
There is allegedly a right in the U.S. criminal justice system ... the right to use deadly force to protect one’s property or to prevent death or bodily harm to one’s person. It is called self-defense. However, this plea usually only works for those of the Caucasian persuasion.
College administrators force student into hostile meeting for simply taking pictures with unloaded guns :: 10/12/2018
Should holding an unloaded gun at an off-campus event lead to questioning from college administrators?
Dementia And Guns: When Should Doctors Broach The Topic? :: 10/12/2018
Some patients refuse to answer. Many doctors don’t ask. As the number of Americans with dementia rises, health professionals are grappling with when and how to pose the question: “Do you have guns at home?”
Kanye West Stands by the Second Amendment: We Have the Right to Bear Arms :: 10/12/2018
Hip-hop superstar Kanye West defended the Second Amendment on Thursday, in a visit at the White House with President Donald Trump.
Local View: Gun-storage law would be ineffective, unconstitutional :: 10/12/2018
A radical gun-control group, Lincoln-based Nebraskans Against Gun Violence (NAGV), is seeking to punish Lincoln’s honest hard-working gun owners for the acts of criminals.
Audit of Marshals Service details missing weapons, untracked ammo :: 10/11/2018
A report issued last month by a federal watchdog agency found that the U.S. Marshal Service could improve the way it controls its government-issued guns and ammunition.
Louisiana Joins Fight Against NYC's Draconian Gun Laws :: 10/11/2018
There’s nowhere in the country where it’s more difficult to own a gun that New York City. If you have one, you can’t really take it much of anywhere, and that doesn’t even touch on getting a carry permit. In short, the law-abiding citizens of New York are screwed if they want to own a gun in the Big Apple.
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