Our county supervisors here in Mohave County have made us a 2nd A sanctuary, gives us a warm and fuzzy feeling here in the NW part of the state. Those of you in the 5th area make sure to thank (R) Leo Biasucci and (R) Sonny Borelli and sheriff Doug Schuster who were all in attendance at the Monday meeting, and all strongly support the 2nd A and the Constitution.
The sanctity of it
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https://www.havasunews.com/free_access/mohave-county-is-second-amendment-sanctuary/article_0807e354-ff37-11e9-a7b0-bf3de86f4507.html
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Doc Holliday
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In other words, they're doing their job.
shooter444
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Me thinks the Demonscats may soon wake to find another of their political agenda's, turning and biting them in the ass!!!
Got'ta luv their short sighted, self destructive, stupidity !!!
They started all of this awakening shiat, and I am glad of it,....for, as Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto once, profoundly uttered,... "I fear we have awakened a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve.",... I believe, is happening once again, for history to record !!!
Got'ta luv their short sighted, self destructive, stupidity !!!
They started all of this awakening shiat, and I am glad of it,....for, as Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto once, profoundly uttered,... "I fear we have awakened a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve.",... I believe, is happening once again, for history to record !!!
Further down past the big letters there is this. For now, the resolution serves no purpose other than to declare Mohave County’s stance, and its intention to defend its residents Second Amendment rights, should such become necessary.
“(The resolution) is nothing legally binding,” Angius reiterated at the meeting. “It’s a statement by a government entity about something we feel strongly about. It’s not a law or an ordinance – it’s a resolution of support. We have the support of the Sheriff, and if it ever gets to the point where the courts would have to get involved because of gun laws implemented by the feds or the state, we would step up and fight them
“(The resolution) is nothing legally binding,” Angius reiterated at the meeting. “It’s a statement by a government entity about something we feel strongly about. It’s not a law or an ordinance – it’s a resolution of support. We have the support of the Sheriff, and if it ever gets to the point where the courts would have to get involved because of gun laws implemented by the feds or the state, we would step up and fight them
shooter444
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Sadly, the reality of "politics" is, most positive movements are taken in baby steps. Having this political view being published and exposed to those who would make it grow, is a good thing, imo.
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