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United States Microsoft clashes with Justice Department at U.S. Supreme Court, Reuters Trump stops short of full endorsement
of gun proposals, Washington Post
Not exact matches
In the wake
of the murder
of 49 people and the wounding
of 53 in Orlando last weekend, Senate Democrats have won the chance to vote Monday on two narrow
gun control
proposals they sponsored: expanding background checks and barring terror suspects from buying
guns.
This week, polls suggest the opposite: people do not think that the executive actions will reduce the number
of people killed by
gun, but they solidly support the
proposals.
The
proposal, which does not have the support
of gun rights groups, has repeatedly failed on the Senate floor.
The
gun violence restraining order
proposal would give judges in North Carolina a tool similar to domestic violence restraining orders to temporarily but rapidly remove weapons from the hands
of people exhibiting threatening or dangerous behavior.
He told me he's done the research on different
gun control
proposals, and opposes nearly all
of them, telling me that ideas lifted up by his Parkland classmates (like lowering magazine capacity or reinstating the federal assault weapons ban) are «likely unconstitutional and likely statistically devoid
of benefit.»
WASHINGTON — Action on
gun legislation skidded to a halt Thursday in Congress — not for a lack
of bipartisan
proposals, but because President Donald Trump's stunning shift on
gun policy left some in his party confused, irritated and scrambling to figure out what to do next.
President Trump backed a Senate
proposal to expand background checks on
gun sales, as part
of a call for a sweeping overhaul
of U.S.
gun policy in the wake
of the Florida school shooting.
This
proposal has perhaps the most bipartisan support
of all
gun - control measures floated recently, including from the president himself.
The US's
gun problem is so dire that it arguably needs solutions that go way further than what we typically see in mainstream
proposals — at least, if the US ever hopes to get down to European levels
of gun violence.
Republicans and Democrats Agree Arming Teachers don't make schools safer TALLAHASSEE — Less than two weeks after the Parkland shooting, Florida Republicans are playing politics with public safety and embracing one
of Donald Trump's most widely derided
proposals to reduce
gun violence.
Editor's Note: In light
of the Senate's decision to strike down a bipartisan
proposal to extend background checks on
gun purchases — a
proposal that had the support
of 54 senators, 80 %
of the American public and President Obama — we've decided to rerun an article published in January on the complex issue
of guns, the regulation
of them and how Christians should wrestle with this issue.
We will see it again when responsible
gun owners choose not to report their ownership
of their assault weapons (in Feinstein's
proposal).
Editor's Note: In light
of the Senate's decision to strike down a bipartisan
proposal to extend background checks on
gun purchases — a
proposal that had the support
of 54 senators, 80 %...
Kansas schools that refuse to allow teachers to carry
guns could be held legally responsible in the event
of a tragedy under a
proposal drafted after last month's mass shooting at a Florida high school.
In the first Illinois test
of public opinion on the handgun issue, Arlington Heights residents said «no «Tuesday to an advisory referendum
proposal that
guns be banned from the northwestern suburb.
Trump asked Sen. Pat Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican who's worked on a bill to strengthen background checks for
gun purchases, whether he left out a
proposal to raise the
gun purchasing age to 21 out
of his measure because senators are «afraid
of the NRA.»
President Donald Trump backed a U.S. Senate
proposal to expand background checks on
gun sales, as part
of a call for a sweeping overhaul
of U.S.
gun policy in the wake
of the Florida school shooting.
The measures include
proposals that would ban so - called undetectable firearms that can not be seen by an x-ray or metal detector, strengthen background checks and allow the victims
of gun violence to sue manufacturers.
President Donald Trump's
proposal to raise the minimum age for buying a long
gun to 21 would fail in the Senate, the body's No. 2 Republican, Majority Whip John Cornyn
of Texas, has warned, arguing that such a measure would not save lives.
First Daughter Ivanka Trump says she doesn't know if her father's
proposal of arming teachers with firearms would protect students from
gun violence.
House Speaker Paul Ryan signaled he isn't supportive
of the
proposals to impose new restrictions on
gun purchases, telling reporters «we shouldn't be banning
guns for law abiding citizens.»
The
proposal to raise the minimum age for buying
guns from 18 to 21 was not part
of a modest set
of Trump administration school safety plans announced on Sunday and which were closely aligned with National Rifle Association (NRA) positions.
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross commends Katko's
proposal of the Securing Our Children Act
of 2018 to address
gun violence.
The four
proposals — which also includes the creation
of a «research institute» to study
gun violence — are hardly «radical,» Stewart - Cousins said.
Most
of the
proposals being put forth by Trump and the NRA, such as arming school teachers, are meant only to deflect attention from the real problem: we allow dangerous people to own
guns.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's
proposal to take firearms away from those convicted
of domestic violence was backed Thursday by Giffords, the
gun control group founded by former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly.
Cuomo has already rolled out a series
of proposals over the last several weeks for the new year, beginning with a new
gun control measure designed to take
guns away from domestic abusers to combating student loan and spending $ 34 million to overhaul Stewart Airport in the Hudson Valley to name three
of the more than a dozen or so
proposals unspooled.
The new
gun control
proposals announced Tuesday include requiring
gun owners to use
gun safes or trigger locks when storing a
gun, a 10 - day waiting period before a buyer can take possession
of a
gun, and a rule that would prohibit anyone from buying more than one handgun a month.
The
proposals include one that would automatically take
guns away from abusers convicted
of domestic violence, including those convicted
of certain misdemeanors.
You can not undo what has been done, but you can accomplish something very powerful and positive by creating a capital campaign that would help to fund some
of the
proposals put forward by the Lower Hudson Council
of School Superintendents to address
gun violence and school safety, as reported in your 12/31/12 edition.
Cornell has called upon Janet Hasson, president and publisher and CynDee Royle, editor and vice-president
of News to initiate a capital campaign, sponsored by the paper, that would help to fund some
of the
proposals put forward by the Lower Hudson Council
of School Superintendents to address
gun violence and school safety, including needed mental health and social services and school resource officers.
Mr. Trump has cycled through a number
of proposals — including some
gun limits deemed unacceptable by the N.R.A. — in the days since the rampage killed 14 students and three adults last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla..
ALBANY — The Republican - led state Senate on Monday approved bills intended to improve school safety in the wake
of the latest school shooting massacre, but only after voting down a number
of Democratic
gun - control
proposals and trading insults.
The
proposal would extend the waiting period for the purchase
of guns to «up to 10 days.»
Trump, asked during his news conference for specific
proposals he would push on
guns after the Florida shooting, listed improving background checks, getting rid
of bump stocks and thwarting the mentally ill from buying weapons.
«The
proposals the governor has made are very positive
proposals, but they will probably only work in the context
of some federal legislation on the regulation
of guns, and particularly the transport
of guns across state borders and national borders.»
In the last week or so, lawmakers on both sides
of the aisle have clashed over what they'd like to see in the
gun safety
proposals.
Governor Cuomo's getting a head start on his State
of the State
proposals, and says he'll propose a bill to close a loophole that allows some convicted
of domestic violence to possess
guns.
The Assembly's measure regarding domestic violence convictions and
guns is similar to a
proposal Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled as part
of his 2018 agenda.
In his first term Cuomo used his State
of the State Addresses to build what observers call his version
of «a new Democrat,» or his version
of being (Bill) Clintonian - rolling out fairly moderate - to - conservative fiscal
proposals, including some that targeted Western and Upstate New York for growth, and liberal social policies like marriage equality and
gun control.
The five Republican candidates for governor met Thursday for one
of the last televised debates before the primary, clashing over tax policy, immigration
proposals and
gun rights.
At the time, the president, a member
of the National Rifle Association who has strong political support from
gun owners, said he would look at stricter background checks and raising the minimum age for buying an assault weapon,
proposals that the group opposes.
Under Cuomo's
proposal, all
guns would immediately be removed from anyone convicted
of domestic violence crimes, including misdemeanors.
The
gun control group founded by former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords has endorsed Gov. Andrew Cuomo's
proposal for those convicted
of misdemeanor domestic violence to lose their
guns.
Additionally, many
of the
proposals in this legislation do nothing to reduce
gun violence, but inhibit the abilities
of law abiding citizens to protect their families and participate in recreational sportsmen activities.
Cuomo's
proposal comes a week after the House
of Representatives passed a bill that would allow owners
of concealed - carry permits to transport their
guns into any other state, even if those states have more restrictive permitting laws.
Mr. Cuomo had been a longtime supporter
of gun control, and after the mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., last summer, he instructed his aides to begin developing new
gun control
proposals.
While Republican senators have been loath to tackle
gun control issues since allowing Cuomo's SAFE Act to the floor in 2013, both senators confirmed that there still is discussion about the governor's
proposals to take
guns from people accused
of domestic violence.