Sentences with phrase «repealing safe act»

He said he remains committed to repealing the Safe Act, but «in light off the horrific act of terrorism» felt it was inappropriate to hold the news conferences planned outside the Remington Arms factory in Ilion and the Pine Tree Rifle Club in Johnstown.

With Rob Astorino waging an upstate campaign (there are few Republican votes in the big city) based on hot - button issues like repealing the Safe Act, economic deprivation and mandate relief, the tide, even in Democratic districts like the 46th, will probably be running toward the GOP.

In addition to ethics reform and repealing the Safe Act, he said he wants to concentrate on sustainable job growth and reforming unfunded mandates that he says are forcing communities to raise taxes on residents.

Astorino is for fracking and repealing the SAFE act, so he's out.

Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Chris Moss laid out the GOP ticket's public safety platform on Friday that includes repealing the SAFE Act, though he acknowledged that it's more likely to be «defunded» first.

«I think Senator Flanagan knows he's going to have to work toward that (repealing the SAFE Act) to be successful as a leader and I think he's going to do that and I'm willing to work with him on that issue,» said Ortt.

«We will continue to use every judicial, legislative and political means at our disposal to repeal the SAFE Act or, at a minimum, remove its offensive provisions from the laws of New York.»

Long Island tones of middle class gun owners, they pissed off a fair amount of people, we prefer not to place repeal the safe act flags in the yard... We bring people one by one to the range and convert them.

On a separate note I can not end without changing the subject to the most important issue in ny repeal the safe act

Also at 7 p.m., Sen. Jim Tedisco and Assemblyman Marc Butler rally to repeal the SAFE Act in upstate New York, Holiday Inn, 308 N. Comrie Ave., Johnstown.

My colleagues and I are calling on state leaders to immediately repeal the SAFE Act and follow proper procedure to introduce a revised law that effectively addresses issues associated with gun violence and does not impede on the rights of legal gun owners.

I am encouraging all my colleagues in the County Legislature to join together in a unified voice to tell Albany to repeal the SAFE Act.

A group of Republican state lawmakers is pushing legislation they say strikes a balance between a desire across much of the state to repeal the SAFE Act gun control law and a desire to keep it in full effect in the New York City metropolis.

«Another Voice: Rep. Chris Collins on why he wants to repeal the SAFE Act», Rep. Chris Collins in The Buffalo News, Aug. 2, 2017

In the State Senate, she'll stand up to Republican efforts to repeal the Safe Act, and she'll break through Republican roadblocks for common sense legislation to ban deadly bump stocks, or keep guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals and children.

«Assembly leadership has already set a key precedent on ridesharing by opposing efforts to repeal the SAFE Act upstate,» said John Tomassi of the Upstate Transportation Association.

The rally is the latest of several calling on the state to repeal the SAFE Act, which was the first gun control act passed after the school shooting in Newtown, Conn..

Just days after receiving our demand to repeal the SAFE Act from Senator Kathy Marchione, and what amounted to a small patriot army, the governor, exhibiting a lack of respect, wisdom and discretion, cut a closed - door, back - room deal with Senator Dean Skelos, who then opened NY's Senate floor for a vote on a bill that would divide Republican Senators upstate from downstate and create a separate, unequal class of citizens: the law enforcement officer class.

Assemblyman Marc Butler, R - Newport, who opposes gun control laws, was planning to talk about his bill to partially repeal the SAFE Act, which was passed in 2013 following another mass shooting, at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn..

That is why the North Tonawanda Republican is proposing a bill to repeal the SAFE Act exclusively in upstate New York.

ELIZABETHTOWN — Republicans in the state legislature are dusting off efforts to repeal the SAFE Act.

Not exact matches

In 1999, Clinton signed the repeal of the Glass - Steagall Act which had kept the nation's banking system safe for 66 years.

Senate GOP lawmakers since the passage of the SAFE Act have largely resisted efforts to pass new gun control measures, though pushes to repeal the law have faltered.

Senator Maziarz, who voted against the SAFE Act, has been criticized by conservatives for not doing enough to repeal it.

To appeal to conservatives Ortt has not only promoted his combat service in Afghanistan, he also pledged this week to repeal the New York SAFE Act.

Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, who faces skepticism from upstate Republicans and gun owners over his vote in favor of the SAFE Act, has said a repeal is highly unlikely.

When changes to the SAFE Act first came to light, it looked an awful lot like the Senate Republicans and the Cuomo administration were repealing part of the governor's signature gun safety law without a three - way agreement to do so.

Rep. Chris Collins said he realizes his proposal to repeal New York's SAFE Act is likely to drive Cuomo «absolutely crazy.»

The group on Tuesday released its legislative score cards for the 213 members of the Legislature on Tuesday, using three measurements: Their vote on the 2013 SAFE Act, the unsuccessful effort in 2015 to repeal it in the Senate and whether the lawmaker is a sponsor of a safe - storage bill, known as Nicholas's SAFE Act, the unsuccessful effort in 2015 to repeal it in the Senate and whether the lawmaker is a sponsor of a safe - storage bill, known as Nicholas's safe - storage bill, known as Nicholas's Law.

Veteran Rep. Louise Slaughter isnt» t giving much consideration to her colleague Chris Collins's plan to repeal a portion of New York's SAFE Act through federal legislation.

That same press release states that SAGA would serve as a means to repeal the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) Act at the federal level.

While a number of GOP senators voted for the SAFE Act in 2013, other Republican senators were opposed, and five years later, still want to repeal the measure, saying there are other ways to keep schoolchildren sSAFE Act in 2013, other Republican senators were opposed, and five years later, still want to repeal the measure, saying there are other ways to keep schoolchildren safesafe.

The SAFE Act's passage angered gun owners in New York and several Republicans from upstate districts elected in recent years have vowed to repeal the measure.

While some gun rights advocates hailed the MOU as a step in the right direction toward their ultimate goal of full repeal, something to which the governor would never agree, others derided it as meaningless lip service, and an effort by Cuomo to help Flanagan placate those on the right who are still seething over his «yes» vote on the SAFE Act in January 2013.

The Libertarian candidate for Governor says while he's concerned about school shootings, he still thinks New York's gun control laws, known as the SAFE Act, should be repealed.

Erie County Legislator Edward Rath has co-sponsored a resolution calling for the repeal and revision of the New York SAFE Act of 2013.

But the two have taken opposite positions on the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) Act, with Serino calling for its repeal, and Gipson saying the law provides stricter penalties on drug dealers and persons committing acts of domestic violence.

Local protesters who showed up at the celebratory opening of Sen. Terry Gipson's district office said they would continue to fight for the repeal of the SAFE Act.

«I voted against the NY - SAFE Act when it was first proposed and have joined law - abiding gun owners in calling for full repeal of this over-reaching, flawed policy ever since it was rushed into law,» Seward said in a statement.

Marchione is a strong opponent of the SAFE Act, and is among a handful of Republicans who have been pushing (albeit quixotically) for its repeal.

Any politician who tells the public that the SAFE Act can be repealed is a demagogue.

For Lower Taxes for EVERYONE For Restoring Local Decisions on Education For Protecting the 2nd Amendment For FULL Repeal of the SAFE Act Against Crony Capitalism.

Instead of fighting to repeal the entire set of stricter gun laws, a bi-partisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation to chip away at parts of the Safe Act that have proved hard to enforce, been rejected by a federal court, and, in one case, has not been implemented yet.

Also at 10:30 a.m., Republican lawmakers unveil legislation designed to repeal provisions in the SAFE Act.

The Republican - majority Erie County Legislature has passed a resolution supporting the repeal of the SAFE Act in Upstate New York.

Tenney says she was the first state lawmaker to introduce a bill for full repeal of the New York Safe Act, the state's 2013 gun control law.

The Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino is campaigning hard to gun enthusiast to become Governor with a promise to repeal the New York SAFE Act.

ROCKLAND COUNTY TIMES EXCLUSIVE Journal News at it Again: Newspaper FOILS New Gun Permit Data The... The so called NY SAFE act pushed through legislature in January, MUST be repealed as all it is, is -LSB-...]

The New York State Rifle and Pistol Association filed a lawsuit last year calling for the repeal of the SAFE Act.

Republican lawmakers in Albany are pushing a new proposal to repeal New York state's 2013 gun control law, the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act, or SAFE Act.