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Isn't that age discrimination?

I just assumed they were some of the people on the 'preemptive pardon' list.

Looks like Biden was REALLY upset. https://www.the-sun.com/news/13260783/joe-biden-jimmy-carter-funeral-donald-trump/

I'm not a revolver person (yet). What does that switch do? Is it a manual safety?

I don't think so because that scary term wasn't in any articles I could find.

Another 18 year old abusing her privilege of having a handgun permit... https://wnbf.com/binghamton-woman-gets-6-years-for-shooting-at-west-side-home/

"Hochul said her methods are “helping police solve crimes even faster,” I'm sure the woman who was burned to death and everyone who has been killed by being pushed in front of a moving train are really happy about this. It's much better to solve a crime than to prevent one in the first place.

Maybe so a D president can pardon him in the future?

Next up- you'll need to collect sales tax at a garage sale, and pay income tax on your sales.

The last time I emailed him regarding legislation, I received a bs response about how he supports the second amendment.

This makes me think... What is going to be used to heat the new Bills stadium that we're paying for? I know it's open, but there will be lots of spaces that need to be heated.

That looks SO much less dangerous than an AR!

Would have never been a story at Taco Bell.

It gets bigger. I remember being at a gun show shortly before the Safe Act. There was a vendor selling pre-ban 20 round AR mags. The customer was asking about their legality and the vendor explained that they were legal under the 'pre-ban' rule. He then said something like 'they're never...

I suspect the BEST that could come out of this is that the states can't ban firearms like AR's, but they can restrict 'dangerous' features like a pistol grip or the widely feared bayonet lug. I think we will end up exactly where we are today, or with even more restrictions. I have zero...

Lee has said he is allowed to vote in Texas even though he lives in Chicago. “Being registered in a city and living in a city aren’t the two same things,” Lee told the Tribune in his interview last week. “You don’t have to be registered to vote to live in a city. And on May 15, (2023,) I had...

Sounds like an order of protection is called for. That piece of paper will surely protect him.

The really scary part is that both of the handguns have threaded barrels! At least we don't have to worry about getting killed by them since they're illegal in NY.

"This lower toll will save daily commuters nearly $1,500 annually, and that kind of money makes a big difference for our families," Hochul said. How about no toll and commuters can save all of it? That sounds like it will 'make a big difference'.

Here's the other issue: "The Peekskill buyback resulted in 103 guns being turned in, including nine assault weapons, 68 handguns, and 19 long guns." 9 'assault weapons' + 68 handguns + 19 long guns = 96 Someone can't count, 7 are missing, or there's another classification that I'm unaware of.

Let's clarify that the people most affected by the toll increase voted for her.

A picture is worth 1000 words.

I saw a clip of Hochul stating that she would protect New Yorkers from Trump's agenda. She should check out NY's voting map before making statements like that. Presidential election, as of right now:

And ANOTHER chance to hold the Presidency, the House, and the Senate, and STILL NOT BE ABLE TO PASS NATIONAL CARRY.