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| DAILY ALERT FOR Thursday, August 30, 2018 |
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| As media narratives and gun control debates rage on, it appears the debate’s landscape is shifting in the wake of recent school shootings. Out of that debate, come local organizations that are actually doing something to solve the school shooting problem. |
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| The measure approved Wednesday by the California Senate builds on a previously adopted law limiting handgun purchases to those 21 and older. |
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| A right fielder criticized Hitler and gun control on Instagram five years ago, and people are mad. Or at least they pretend to be mad, sensing an opportunity to exercise power over others. |
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| The Liberal government of Justin Trudeau is set to examine a national ban on handguns and “assault rifle” lookalikes. |
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| Manitoba gun owners say a Liberal proposal to study a ban on all handguns misses the mark, believing it will threaten shooting sports without putting a dent in Winnipeg gun crime. |
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| On Wednesday, August 29,Senate Bill 1100 passed its final hurdle in the Legislature and is now heading to Governor Brown’s desk for his consideration. SB 1100, sponsored by Senator Anthony Portantino (D-25), would raise the minimum age to purchase a long gun from 18 years old to 21 years old, effectively denying young adults their ability to exercise their constitutional rights. Instead of focusing on the criminal misuse of firearms, the California Legislature continues to focus their attention on restricting the rights of law-abiding Californians. |
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| Initiative1639.org exposes how an extreme gun-control ballot initiative in Washington will add new restrictions on Second Amendment rights. |
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