Harris supports universal background checks, banning assault weapons, and controls on the sale of firearms. She has tried to position herself as a moderate, pointing out that both she and her running mate Tim Walz own firearms.
Giffords is only the latest example and the breathless hyperbole and hypocrisy coming out of their press releases and campaign emails makes it abundantly clear. They are hypocrites.
The Giffords ad blitz supports the vice president and House candidates in battleground districts who favor tougher gun laws, echoes Harris’ strategy in talking about guns on the trail.
Anti-government beliefs, according to the New Zealand newspaper Waikato Times, violate the “fit and proper person” clause which is a requirement for anyone who applies for or possesses a firearm license.
[T]he current law prohibits the possession of semiautomatic guns by residents who merely hold a firearms identification card, a group of people that could number in the thousands, while also limiting the transfer of those types of firearms.
The executive order imposed firearm restrictions including temporary bans on firearms in public parks and playgrounds in Bernalillo County, expanded firearm sales oversights and added public school wastewater testing for fentanyl.
Gov. Hochul announced with much fanfare her efforts to implement more gun control in a state that already has among the nation’s strictest laws.
Paired with her constant new refrain that she and her running mate Tim Walz are gun owners, the Harris campaign wants to send the message to swing state voters that their gun rights are safe. Pardon me if I’m skeptical.
No one has apparently considered documenting the alleged death threats in a simple police report, much less turning them over to another law enforcement agency for investigation and eventual prosecution.
Chief Hagan has not responded to calls, emails or messages left with his spokesman and members of his department seeking an explanation as to why he signed the illegal ordinance.
