I became engaged this past week in an issue that truly knows no party or political philosophy. The Senate was informed on Wednesday by Senator Joel Lourie that a subcommittee that he serves on has heard shocking and, frankly, sickening testimony about the negligence of the Department of Social Services that has led to the [...]
H. 3101, the stopping of Obamacare, now will come up for debate since the passage of the do-nothing ethics bill. I made a motion in late January to bring it in front of the ethics bill, but the status quo defeated the motion. But now that the so-called ethics reform bill is gone, we’ll be [...]
The Assembly did pass, and the Governor did sign legislation to allow CWP owners to protect themselves within a public location that serves alcohol. Restaurant owners may refuse to allow firearms in their establishments, and the CWP carrier may not consume alcohol if they have their firearm. This is a small but significant step in [...]
The Senate has passed two bills that will protect and enhance our outdoor heritage. S. 876 provides further protection to landowners and further clarity by allowing a landowner to hunt his own land with a firearm within three hundred yards of a residence. Previously hunting on your own property within 300 yards of a residence [...]
