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New direction needed at DNR Dick Ellis Candidate for governor Tim Michels indicated in October that if elected he would break up the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to serve 1) business and 2 ) the hunting and fishing, or sporting community. “It’s not my opinion that the DNR is broken,” Michels said. “It’s what I hear everywhere I go.” Better days. John and Jim Ellis with a memorable opening mornin...
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House Committee Moves to Ban America's Rifle

By Garrett O'Leary. July 26, 2022

The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee recently voted 25-18 to advance the "Assault Weapons Ban Act of 2021.”

The bill, H.R. 1808, includes a "sweeping ban on semi-automatic long guns (what it calls "assault weapons”), targeting what are, in fact, the most-popular rifles in America today. The legislation would also ban standard-capacity magazines larger than 15 rounds,” reported the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (ILA).

This echoes the famous, "Hell, yes, we're going to take your AR-15” claim that failed presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke made years ago. While Beto was played off as being a lone voice, that's no longer the case. Just ask Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.), the House Judiciary Chairman.

When asked by Rep. Dan Bishop (R-N.C.) if the proposed legislation would ban weapons that are in "common use” today, Nadler replied, "That's the point of the bill,” blatantly spitting in the face of the Supreme Court's Heller (2008) ruling. But he didn't stop there.

"To clarify, Mr. Chairman, you're saying it is the point of the bill to ban weapons that are in common use in the United States today,” asked Bishop.

"Yes, the problem is that they're in common use,” said Nadler, doubling down on his previous response. ..... Image removed by sender.