Gun registration and gun control debate revisited
Guido H. Stempel weighs the Second Amendment, argues that restrictions on felons and the mentally ill, bans on assault weapons, and magazine limits may be constitutional. He suggests registration and testing for gun owners and sales could deter some mass shootings while noting legal challenges and First Amendment considerations.
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Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Charleston
South Carolina
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Ohio
WATH
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Washington legislators addresses overview
A list of contact details for Ohio and federal lawmakers includes Sen Sherrod Brown at 713 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 with phone 202-224-2315 and website brown senate gov Rep Rob Portman at 524 Hart with phone 202-224-3353 and senate domain portman senate gov Rep Steve Stivers at 1007 Longworth HOB Washington DC 20515 with phone 202-225-2015 and Stivers house gov Rep Bill Johnson at 1710 Longworth HOB with phone 202-225-5705 and billjohnson house gov
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Sherrod Brown
Hart Senate
Washington, DC
Brown
Senate
Rob Portman
Portman
Steve Stivers
Longworth
Washington
D.C
Stivers
Bill Johnson
Washington, D.C
Billjohnson
House
Liberal Racial Debate Around Identity Figures in U.S.Politics
The piece critiques liberal and media reactions to race and identity claims by figures such as Elizabeth Warren Bobby Jindal Nikki Haley and Barack Obama It contrasts defenses of self definition with accusations of fakery and explores how race and ethnicity are publicly policed in political life and media coverage.
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Massachusetts
Elizabeth Warren
Warren
Touré
Time Magazine
Rachel Dolezal
Spokane, Washington
NAACP
Dolezal
NBC
MSNBC
Louisiana
Bobby Jindal
Washington Post
Jindal
Post
New Republic
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
Dinesh D'Souza
Haley
D'Souza
Uncle Tom
Piyush
Bobby
The
America
Twitter
Sen
Ted Cruz
Cruz
Bloomberg
Mark Halperin
Halperin
Barack Obama
David Maraniss
Obama
Beenu Mahmood
Maraniss
Barack
Barry
Sharks and candidates clash over cable talk topics
A satirical take on presidential contenders dodging views on cable TV topics. It riffs on climate, the Confederate flag, and shark imagery, imagining how figures like Haley, Romney, Clinton, Sanders, Walker, Rubio and others would respond to sharks as a public debate issue. The piece links attitudes to regional politics and national discourse.
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Pope Francis
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
Florida
Jeb Bush
Tallahassee
GOP
Mitt Romney
Haley
United States
Supreme Court
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Texas
Army of Northern Virginia
Cable
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
South
Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Obama
Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
SEC
Wall Street
Wisconsin
Scott Walker
America
Marco Rubio
California
New Jersey
Ask the Nearest Hippie Where to Look
A satirical piece notes Justice Scalia's hippie quip during a gay marriage dissent. It cites Huffington Post finding a 61-year-old protester outside the White House and cites Estately's state rankings for hippie presence. It lists Vermont as top and Mississippi as squarest.
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Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Supreme Court
Justice Scalia
Huffington Post
Huffie
Alexandria
White House
Grateful Dead
United States
Facebook
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Oregon
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
California
Florida
Key West
Sunshine State
Utah
Virginia
Nebraska
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
New Jersey
Georgia
Alabama
Nevada
South Carolina
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