Last night we broke the news explaining that the North Dakota House had hijacked Senator Oley Larsen’s (R – District 3) Senate Bill 2140. The sole intent of the original bill was to allow those who are caught carrying a [read more…]
For the second straight Legislative Session, Senator Oley Larsen’s simple bill regarding concealed weapons permits has been hijacked. In 2017, Senator Larsen proposed Senate Bill 2139. The original intent was to allow those who are caught carrying a concealed weapon without [read more…]
When Constitutional Carry was passed and then signed into law by Governor Doug Burgum on March 23, 2017, many took it as a sign that North Dakota’s lawmakers had become ultra pro-gun. And there’s no question that House Bill 1169’s [read more…]
UPDATE: Due to debate on other bills, the House didn’t get to HB 1537 today. It is set to be heard tomorrow. The session will begin at 8am. Over a month ago, we published an article explaining that eight Republicans [read more…]
Two weeks ago, we published an article blasting eight Republicans who joined two Democrats on the awful House Bill 1537— otherwise known as the “Red Flag Bill”. I highly recommend you read our previous article and the bill itself. In [read more…]
There’s a storm of sorts forming among gun owners in North Dakota— and rightfully so. Should we expect anything else when certain state lawmakers are proposing a bill that would permit those who’ve broken no law to have their guns [read more…]
In a despicable show of support for the North Dakota House Assistant Minority Leader Karla Rose Hanson (D – District 44), eight — yes, EIGHT — legislators, who call themselves Republicans, signed on to House Bill 1537— otherwise known as [read more…]
Earlier this week, we broke the news about a bill set to be heard during the 2019 Legislative Session that seeks to prohibit state agencies, political subdivisions, and law enforcement of the state from participating in the implementation, administration, or operation [read more…]
It appears the North Dakota State Legislature is going to have the opportunity to show just where it stands on gun buyback programs. The final touches were made with Legislative Council today on a bill sponsored by Rep. Luke Simons [read more…]
You may have already heard that earlier today a federal judge rejected Colorado’s motion to dismiss a discrimination case against the embattled Christian cake baker, Jack Phillips. According to the Washington Times: “Senior U.S. District Judge Wiley T. Daniel said [read more…]
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