Washington (CNN) -- Two Democratic lawmakers took on
the hot-button political issue of gun control Monday, introducing
legislation that would effectively ban online ammunition sales.
Longtime gun control
advocates Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-New Jersey, and Rep. Carolyn
McCarthy, D-New York, introduced the bill that they said would prevent
buyers from purchasing unlimited quantities of ammunition through the
Internet or through the mail. The bill would also require ammunition
dealers to report bulk ammo sales to law enforcement. READ MORE
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION! After all, who really needs to buy that much ammo at once??? No one who is doing anything that is legal, like hunting, unless they are that bad of a shot.
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Protect Idaho Wolves From Senseless Slaughter |
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In Idaho, a plan is being put in motion that could
decimate up to two-thirds of wolves inhabiting the Lolo District of
Clearwater National Forest. The stated reason for this proposed aerial
wolf killing program is a misconception that wolves are responsible for a
recent reduction in elk populations. In fact, studies show elk herds
began to shrink when suitable habitats declined, Even in the face of
reason, this unsound, unscientific plan to slaughter wolves may go
forward--funded by your tax dollars!
Join Defenders of Wildlife's efforts to inform President Obama of the
situation and ask for his assistance in denying Idaho the federal aid
necessary for such a blatant wolf massacre.
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