2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
exactly FP1201.... she says studying the data point all along.....its like you said you did have data...now you have tons of it and all shows your making progress on getting guns off the streets?
Hochul will make a "gun safety" announcement today
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Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
What a great plan more red flags. When will the lawsuit come to find them unconstitutional?
spat
.700 Nitro Express
Except having liability insurance means that the insurance company is obligated to pay for your defense.
If you lose they are automatically on the hook for the money.
It may not be written into the policy, but it is in their interest to do.
Did you notice she went on to blame the illegal gun problem on other States, specifically "... Pennsylvania Gun Shows" and directing the State Police to prohibit people from doing so."
more political grandstanding in a race she's worried about losing. We here follow proposed and passed Gun Legislation: has anything directly tied to Red Flag passed? Did I miss something, or fail to tie it into her speech?
Dr. Evil
20×102mm Vulcan
Based on the timing of this PR stunt, should this be filed under, "I am concerned about losing the election so I must puff my chest feathers in a desperate attempt to garner some votes ?" Both her and buffet Latisha.
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dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
Exactly. Just the way that car insurance companies will defend you in a court for a traffic accident. They want you acquitted so they don't have to pay.
gunpoliticsny
6.5 Creedmoor
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
I caught that and thought it was especially comical the PA Guns show loophole!! thats the damn problem......
loophole my butt........
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
Dr. Evil...yeah she just wanted to get it out there as last ditch vote ploy before the debate..we have made significant progress in getting illegal guns off the street..that is way down...
then if I recall properly the next reporter asked something like if so many guns are off the streets why isnt crime down much more with that....or something to that effect.....I see that as a comment against "Less guns will be Less crime.".......hehehehe
But she curtailed it my just repeating well guns are way way down and we do so much accomplish that....blah blah.
then if I recall properly the next reporter asked something like if so many guns are off the streets why isnt crime down much more with that....or something to that effect.....I see that as a comment against "Less guns will be Less crime.".......hehehehe
But she curtailed it my just repeating well guns are way way down and we do so much accomplish that....blah blah.
libertysnake
.338 Win Mag
Take note of these people. Take note of people who enforce this unconstitutional crap. Take note of who signs it into law. Take note of all them.
If the tides turn, I want them tried by a jury for the highest crimes against the people of this state. We should press for capital punishment as part of the prosecution. The message should be clear that it is not ok to play with our rights for political points.
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Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
the SCOTUS already ruled, 9-0 RED FLAG LAWS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Dr. Evil
20×102mm Vulcan
There's that pesky constitution thingy again.
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
She just trying to keep us safe as she said she is Charged with our safety!!!!!
I'd hope at least a couple of those 8 are Zeldin's people taking notes to counter her at tomorrow's debate.
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
HELL NO.......NEITHER OF US GAVE ANY LIKES!!!!!!!......
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
They'll settle, making your defense even more difficult.
She should be CHARGED for our safety.....
byron
.308 Win
When HELL freezes overThe YT video has racked up 2 likes....it wasn't you two was it...?
GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
How two political twats share one
DoOver
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Bigfoot
.475 A&M Magnum
I was born a long time ago and have been through a lot in life.
I'm getting to be that old American gray beard that just wants to be left alone.
In the whole scheme of things,
I really do not give a fuck what Hochul the Horrible or Jumbo James has to say. Fuck them
As I say, if you're an American, act like one.
My name is Bigfoot and I don't give a fuck.
I'm getting to be that old American gray beard that just wants to be left alone.
In the whole scheme of things,
I really do not give a fuck what Hochul the Horrible or Jumbo James has to say. Fuck them
As I say, if you're an American, act like one.
My name is Bigfoot and I don't give a fuck.
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Right there with you Brother, 'cept I'm not hairy enough to be a bigfoot.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Just spending more of our money to remove more of our rights. Must be great to be able to take money from people to push your agenda and keep them under your thumb.
That_FNG
.308 Win
If you look at history, any time a dictatorship / corupt govt is about to fall and
page not found?
US RIFLE M1A
.45 acp
US RIFLE M1A
.45 acp
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James announced an expansion of the state's red flag law Monday.
The law puts safeguards into place to remove firearms from potentially dangerous individuals. Hochul and James announced a $4.6 million increase to the attorney general's 2023 budget to further support New York State Police's efforts to obtain extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs) when individuals pose a danger to themselves or others.
As part the the announcement, Hochul stated there was a significant increase in the use of the red flag law.
Final ERPOshave increased from 614 to 1,410, an increase of 130 percent, and temporaryERPOs have increased from 938 to 2,050, an increase of 119 percent. The averagenumber of ERPOs issued a month increased to 403 from June 2022 through October2022, compared to just 45 per month from October 2019 through May 2022. (NYS/WRGB)
The state has issued more than 1,900 ERPOs, double the amount from 2019 when the law went into effect.
New gun laws went into effect Sept. 1, with firearms prohibited in what the state calls “sensitive locations,” which includes government buildings, any place that serves alcohol, parks, schools, colleges and hospitals, among others.
What followed was a seesaw of litigation, with a federal judge halting key provisions, including where people can carry weapons and handing over social media information for those that are seeking a permit.
MORE: Governor Hochul calls federal judge ruling on NY gun laws "deeply disappointing"
The Attorney General's Office quickly responded with an appeal, with an appeals court ruling that all of New York’s concealed carry rules will remain in effect for now.
Hochul has come under fire over from all sides, including gun owners and county sheriffs.
The gun laws also created further confusion, after many historic reenactment groups canceled various summer events, for fear of breaking the law.
MORE: NYS Sheriff's Association addressing gun law confusion following reenactment cancelations
The New York Sheriffs Association says they are hoping the governor and the legislature will re-evaluate the law and law enforcement agencies have a part of that process. (WRGB)
The governor responded, “Governor Hochul passed new public safety laws to protect New Yorkers and keep them safe from gun violence. These laws allow historical re-enactments to occur, and there should be no concern otherwise. We will work with legislators and local law enforcement to ensure these events can proceed as they have for centuries. In the meantime, individuals who have lawfully participated in reenactments should continue to do so.”
MORE: Federal Judge Issues Temporary Stay on Gun Ban in NY Churches
Peter Kehoe, executive director of the New York State Sheriffs Association, told CBS6 back in late September that the letter of the law is clear, and that "the governor has no authority to say but we didn't really mean it. "
At a recent New York State Police graduation, the governor touted that around 8,000 guns have been taken off the streets.
The law puts safeguards into place to remove firearms from potentially dangerous individuals. Hochul and James announced a $4.6 million increase to the attorney general's 2023 budget to further support New York State Police's efforts to obtain extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs) when individuals pose a danger to themselves or others.
As part the the announcement, Hochul stated there was a significant increase in the use of the red flag law.
Final ERPOshave increased from 614 to 1,410, an increase of 130 percent, and temporaryERPOs have increased from 938 to 2,050, an increase of 119 percent. The averagenumber of ERPOs issued a month increased to 403 from June 2022 through October2022, compared to just 45 per month from October 2019 through May 2022. (NYS/WRGB)
The state has issued more than 1,900 ERPOs, double the amount from 2019 when the law went into effect.
New gun laws went into effect Sept. 1, with firearms prohibited in what the state calls “sensitive locations,” which includes government buildings, any place that serves alcohol, parks, schools, colleges and hospitals, among others.
What followed was a seesaw of litigation, with a federal judge halting key provisions, including where people can carry weapons and handing over social media information for those that are seeking a permit.
MORE: Governor Hochul calls federal judge ruling on NY gun laws "deeply disappointing"
The Attorney General's Office quickly responded with an appeal, with an appeals court ruling that all of New York’s concealed carry rules will remain in effect for now.
Hochul has come under fire over from all sides, including gun owners and county sheriffs.
The gun laws also created further confusion, after many historic reenactment groups canceled various summer events, for fear of breaking the law.
MORE: NYS Sheriff's Association addressing gun law confusion following reenactment cancelations
The New York Sheriffs Association says they are hoping the governor and the legislature will re-evaluate the law and law enforcement agencies have a part of that process. (WRGB)
The governor responded, “Governor Hochul passed new public safety laws to protect New Yorkers and keep them safe from gun violence. These laws allow historical re-enactments to occur, and there should be no concern otherwise. We will work with legislators and local law enforcement to ensure these events can proceed as they have for centuries. In the meantime, individuals who have lawfully participated in reenactments should continue to do so.”
MORE: Federal Judge Issues Temporary Stay on Gun Ban in NY Churches
Peter Kehoe, executive director of the New York State Sheriffs Association, told CBS6 back in late September that the letter of the law is clear, and that "the governor has no authority to say but we didn't really mean it. "
At a recent New York State Police graduation, the governor touted that around 8,000 guns have been taken off the streets.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
This is what ERPO's make me think of.
