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The Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence Issues Statewide Endorsements!

The Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence Issues Statewide Endorsements!

Focusing on “State Wide Elections” the RICAGV met with reporters on October 11, at the Non Violence Institute in Providence, Rhode Island, to announce, and hear from, their endorsees … including Governor Dan McKee, Lt Governor Sabina Matos, Former Central Falls Mayor, and General Treasurer Endorsee James Diossa, Secretary of State Endorsee Representative Greg Amore, & Mayor Elect Brett Smiley.[Read More…]

by October 12, 2022 0 comments Civil Liberties
Opinion: Attorney General Candidate Calenda-Time To Recognize Bruen?

Opinion: Attorney General Candidate Calenda-Time To Recognize Bruen?

  The Boston Globe recently reported that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has formally taken steps to comply with the June 23rd, 2022 decision of the United States Supreme Court in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen. The SCOTUS decision, which in political circles has become know simply as “Bruen”, held that applicants for concealed firearm permits[Read More…]

by July 18, 2022 0 comments Civil Liberties, Politics
AMERICA FIRST LEGAL STANDS UP FOR THE SECOND AMENDMENT

AMERICA FIRST LEGAL STANDS UP FOR THE SECOND AMENDMENT

Yesterday, America First Legal (AFL) took a stand for the Second Amendment and against the Biden Administration’s radical attempt to undermine the rule of law. To advance its radical, anti-Constitutional agenda, the Biden Administration has proposed vague and complex new regulations by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to rewrite gun laws passed by the Congress. This[Read More…]

by August 21, 2021 0 comments Civil Liberties
Rhode Island Congressman David Cicilline Leading Push In Congress To Crack Down On Untraceable Firearms

Rhode Island Congressman David Cicilline Leading Push In Congress To Crack Down On Untraceable Firearms

In order to address the growing threat that ghost guns present to public safety, U.S. Congressman David N. Cicilline (RI-01) today announced the introduction of the Untraceable Firearms Act of 2021. “Gun violence is a public health epidemic in our country. In recent years, the increased presence of ghost guns in our communities has made this problem even worse. These[Read More…]

by May 12, 2021 0 comments United States Congress
CNN: Congressman Cicilline On Congress' Role To Prevent Mass Shootings

CNN: Congressman Cicilline On Congress’ Role To Prevent Mass Shootings

  “We have a gun violence epidemic in this country. 316 people will be shot every single day. 106 People die at the hands of a gun. It’s a public health crisis. It’s an epidemic. It’s a level of gun violence that doesn’t exist in any other developed country. There are things we can do about it. The House has[Read More…]

by April 18, 2021 1 comment United States Congress
Brenda Jacob:  Post "Gun Day" Analysis - Second Amendment Legislation/Testimony/The Impact!

Brenda Jacob: Post “Gun Day” Analysis – Second Amendment Legislation/Testimony/The Impact!

  Brenda Jacobs .. Activist .. Lobbyist .. Educator .. rejoins The Coalition Talk at the close of “Gun Day” @ the Rhode Island General Assembly to discuss Legislation/Testimony/The Impact! Please take a moment to subscribe to this YouTube Channel? **************************************************************************************** Watch Additional Analysis: Jennifer Moffat: Rhode Island Firearm Owners’ League! Coalition Talk Radio with Brenda Jacob Proposed 2nd Amendment[Read More…]

by March 21, 2021 0 comments Uncategorized
Rhode Island Leaders Press for Universal Background Checks to Prevent Gun Violence

Rhode Island Leaders Press for Universal Background Checks to Prevent Gun Violence

U.S. Congressman David N. Cicilline (RI-01) and Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha held a press conference this afternoon at Family Service of Rhode Island with gun violence prevention advocates to discuss legislation the U.S. House sent to the Senate last week to require background checks on all gun sales in the United States. “Background checks work. Since the current[Read More…]

by March 15, 2021 0 comments Politics
Governor In Waiting McKee Begins To Stake Out Position On Second Amendment Legislation

Governor In Waiting McKee Begins To Stake Out Position On Second Amendment Legislation

In a cycle that began in early February, responding to a detailed (see links below) set of questions/request for analysis on his positions on a variety of pending gun legislation, “Governor In Waiting” Dan McKee has finally begun to “flesh out”, in specifics where he stands. Andrea Palagi, the Lt Governors Director of Communications issued the formal response: “The Lt.[Read More…]

by February 26, 2021 1 comment Politics
Just Days After Statement, Where Does Governor In Waiting McKee Really Stand On The Second Amendment?

Just Days After Statement, Where Does Governor In Waiting McKee Really Stand On The Second Amendment?

What a difference a couple o’ days make! Just a few short days ago , (2/9/20) responding to a detail laden inquiry to GIW (Governor In Waiting) Dan McKee, asking for his stance on long rumored legislation re: The Second Amendment, McKee’s Communications Director Andrea R Palagi issued the following response: “In response to your question on various legislation: The[Read More…]

by February 13, 2021 0 comments Uncategorized
"Governor In Waiting" McKee Defers Comment On Impending Second Amendment Legislation

“Governor In Waiting” McKee Defers Comment On Impending Second Amendment Legislation

In the wake of last Thursday’s Press Conference, with “Governor In Waiting” Dan McKee taking the dais for the first time, Coalition Reporter Pat Ford … focusing on the sudden announcement re: #38Soccer re: Tidewater Landing … messaged the following statement/questions .. Let’s talk about small business in Rhode Island: Over 100 Rhode Island companies are involved in the design,[Read More…]

by February 9, 2021 4 comments Politics