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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Guns Gun nuttery: Publishing concealed carry permit list again inspires anger

Posted by Max Brantley on Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 11:07 AM

Thanks to Romenesko for the heads-up:

A North Carolina TV station posted a searchable database of concealed carry permit holders. Gun nuts go after station, reporter, advertisers.

Hmm. Rings a bell.

The station did some enhancements to the database, such as building maps like the one above to show concentrations of permits.

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(For readers new to this site: Nate Bell is a Republican state representative from Mena. /more/
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The New York Times examines why some states — Colorado and Connecticut — have been successful in enacting gun safety laws while Congress has been stymied. /more/
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April 4, 2013

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NRA uses Asa Hutchinson to call for more guns in school

April 2, 2013

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March 26, 2013

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The House has approved HB 2025 allowing concealed weapon permit holders to carry guns into liquor stores. /more/
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Guns Gun nuttery: Publishing concealed carry permit list again inspires anger

Posted by Max Brantley on Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 11:07 AM

Speaking of Gun Nuttery, concealed Carry Permits

John Lyon of Stephens Media examines at some length today a simmering topic in the gun nut community that is of general interest. /more/

Good to be associated with the extremists of the NRA? In Arkansas Republican circles, the answer is a big ja wohl! /more/

As several have noted, David Letterman made Mark Pryor his stooge of the night last night for his vote with the NRA to defeat legislation to expand gun purchase background checks to gun shows. /more/

(For readers new to this site: Nate Bell is a Republican state representative from Mena. /more/

The New York Times examines why some states — Colorado and Connecticut — have been successful in enacting gun safety laws while Congress has been stymied. /more/

Who wants to be like Connecticut? HIgh per capita income. /more/

A new study says (Talking Points Memo) states with the loosest gun laws have a higher level of gun-related violence. /more/

The National Rifle Association, with Arkansas Republican gubernatorial candidate Asa Hutchinson as front man for the gun lobby, has a Washington news conference at 10 a.m. to announce their suggestion for response to recent gun violence in school. /more/

Today was the day in House Judiciary for Bullet Bob Ballinger's bill to assert state supremacy on various matters related to firearms. /more/

The House has approved HB 2025 allowing concealed weapon permit holders to carry guns into liquor stores. /more/

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Our webcast day ends with Arkansas Republican legislative leaders — and I do mean leaders — are holding a late afternoon public session to bring around votes for their "private option" version of implementing Obamacare Medicaid expansion in Arkansas.

Ernie Dumas' column this week is particularly timely to me since it bears on a little Twitter debate I had this morning with Fiddlin' Sen. Jason Rapert.

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