Aguila Blanca
Staff
I just received an e-mail blast from the NSSF. It seems that California is poised to ram through another new, anti-gun law. You can read the NSSF alert here:
https://www2.nssf.org/webmail/12742...9c462e1ae58777cd3a2b26ec740cd4bb889d5285b57cf
The NSSF summary points out the following problems with the bill:
https://www2.nssf.org/webmail/12742...9c462e1ae58777cd3a2b26ec740cd4bb889d5285b57cf
The NSSF summary points out the following problems with the bill:
What is truly sinister about this entire situation is the process. The legislature will hear and likely vote on an amended bill with brand new language unavailable to the public until late yesterday. Keeping the public in the dark until the last possible minute is truly undemocratic.
The amended bill will be considered in the Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee even though it has major policy provisions. Traditionally a bill of this magnitude would go to a policy committee such as the Senate Public Safety Committee, affording the public and experts to testify, support, or oppose. Given that testimony in the Budget Committee is limited to the fiscal aspects of the bill, there’s a good chance the public may not be afforded the opportunity to have their voices heard at all.