Posts Tagged ‘Rosenthal’
Pretext: I don’t condone domestic violence. Just as I don’t condone killing people with vehicles whether the driver is intoxicated or not. I do however see the legislature attacking our rights by overreaching on feel-good legislation without considering individual liberties. Extending laws through widening interpretations is not a replacement for due process.
Last month the U.S. [...]
Posted by Marc on March 20th, 2009 under Uncategorized Tags: Firearms, Legislation, Rosenthal, Supreme Court •
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Today Rep. Roenthal (41B), living up to his word, officially removed his name from HF953 — the gun registration bill.
Posted by Marc on March 9th, 2009 under Uncategorized Tags: HF953, liberty, LibertyMinnesota.com, Rosenthal •
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A listing and descriptions of current proposed firearms legislation in Minnesota.
In The House
HF1272
House Authors Loeffler ; Slawik
Emergency call interference offenders disqualified from possessing firearms.
Looks like an attempt to reiterate SCOTUS Backing Lautenberg at the state level. [...]
Posted by Marc on March 6th, 2009 under Uncategorized Tags: Firearms, Legislation, liberty, LibertyMinnesota.com, NRA, Rosenthal, SF1165 •
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I had the priveledge of speaking with Rep. Paul Rosenthal today regarding HF953 “Hidden Gun Registration Bill”
He will be removing his name as co-author from the bill and stated that he thought it went too far. He doesn’t agree completely with my stance but didn’t think HF953 was the solution.
I sent him this follow-up letter:
Rep. [...]
Posted by Marc on March 5th, 2009 under Uncategorized Tags: Firearms, Gun Laws, HF953, NRA, Rosenthal •
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HF953 “Transfer of Pistols” gained yet another author in the house today.
If any of these Reps are representing you, I suggest you give them a polite call to ask them what they are thinking.
Paymar ; Johnson ; Rosenthal ; Hayden ; Lesch ; Kelliher ; Ruud ; [...]
Posted by Marc on March 2nd, 2009 under Uncategorized Tags: HF953, liberty, LibertyMinnesota.com, Minnesota legislature, Rosenthal •
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