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D.C. Second Amendment Enforcement
Act Passes House, Moves to Senate
Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Bi-Partisan Bill Introduced to Restore the Second Amendment Rights of D.C.

State Senate candidate Lynn Sebourn is encouraged by the Heller Supreme Court ruling affirming an individual right to bear arms but advises eternal legislative vigilance against activist courts:

Here's an interesting piece (from American Spectator) about the Democratic Party's response to the Heller decision. From the article:

THAT BRINGS US to the most prominent Illinois Democrat of them all.

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This just brought a smile to my face. State prosecutors have decided to re-try death row inmate Paul House for the 22 year-old murder that he was originally convicted after an intentionally misrepresented Supreme Court ruling gave anti-death penalty activists the chance to let him loose. Killing babies and freeing murderers.

An interesting bit of info hit my Inbox this afternoon via Web Pro News. New York has declared war on e-commerce, and Amazon is hitting back

Some very damning judicial rulings in the case of death-row inmate Paul Gregory House indicate House should already have been released, but he remains in in jail. The questions raised by the rulings about how the state is operating it's judicial system reveal that abuses are a constant.

"A coalition of states is suing the Bush administration to force it to comply with a Supreme Court ruling that rebuked what justices called inaction on global warming."

Tennessee nor any city in the state involved. Would Knoxville even consider attempting to join as a plaintiff?

Eighteen states and two cities listed...

The Tennessee House has some representatives with some sense left in their brains. SJR0127, which has come up year after year and is an attempt to change the state constitution stating that no woman has the right to an abortion, has once again failed!