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Recent News About Buckeye Firearms Association
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Podcast explores 2024 election surprises and implications for gun rights
The Keep and Bear Radio podcast, available on platforms such as Podbean, Apple, Google, Spotify, and iHeartRadio, has released its latest episode focusing on the 2024 election.
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Stabbing spree raises questions about effectiveness of gun control laws
A recent stabbing spree in Seattle has reignited the debate on gun control laws, as argued by the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA).
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NSSF urges Trump to disband White House Office on gun violence
NSSF, the Firearm Industry Trade Association, has called on President-elect Donald Trump to disband the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention.
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Court overturns Illinois ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois has invalidated certain parts of the Protect Illinois Communities Act (PICA), which prohibited "assault weapons" and "large-capacity magazines."
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Trump announces plan for national concealed-carry reciprocity
Donald Trump Jr. recently shared a video on Instagram featuring his father, President-elect Donald Trump, announcing plans for national concealed-carry reciprocity.
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Gun control advocates plan intensified efforts following Trump's reelection
Following Donald Trump's reelection as President and a Republican Senate majority, gun control advocacy groups have announced plans to intensify their efforts for stricter legislation.
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Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation announces largest MEGA Raffle prize pool
The Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation has launched its 5th Annual MEGA Raffle, featuring the largest prize pool to date. The top prize includes a Ford F150 STX 4x4 or $50,000 in cash. Other significant prizes are a Tracker Pro Team 175 boat with a 60 hp Mercury engine or $20,000 in cash.
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Facebook faces criticism from Buckeye Firearms Association over post removals
It has been reported that Facebook is facing criticism from the Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) for removing posts they claim do not violate community standards. Joe D. "Buck" Ruth, a representative of BFA, expressed concerns about Facebook's actions during the election season, stating that their posts are removed without explanation or opportunity for review.
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Vice President Harris faces scrutiny over Glock ownership amid gun control advocacy
When Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on CBS's "60 Minutes," she reiterated her ownership of a Glock handgun, a fact she first disclosed in 2019. During the program, host Bill Whitaker inquired about the type of firearm she possessed. Harris confirmed owning a Glock and mentioned visiting a shooting range.
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Potential consequences of red flag laws examined through real-life scenarios
Polls often reveal that many gun owners, who staunchly support the Second Amendment, are in favor of universal background checks and red flag laws. These laws aim to prevent firearms from falling into the wrong hands. However, scenarios provided by John Lott's Crime Prevention Research Center raise questions about these measures and their potential impact on other rights like due process.
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Controversy surrounds Ohio's Issue 1 amid claims of election manipulation
The press release discusses Issue 1, a controversial topic in Ohio's political landscape. It claims that the measure will not "empower citizens" or end gerrymandering as purported. Instead, it argues that Issue 1 would give power to an unelected commission that is unaccountable and cannot be dismissed even if its members commit felonies.
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NSSF releases congressional report card assessing support for firearm-related legislation
The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), representing the firearm industry, has released its 2024 Congressional Report Card. This report evaluates U.S. Representatives and Senators on their positions concerning legislation important to the firearm sector, Second Amendment rights, and hunting and recreational shooting activities.
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Okeechobee police chief faces backlash over temporary gun ban
Donald C. Hagan, the chief of the Okeechobee Police Department in Florida, is facing national scrutiny after signing an ordinance that banned firearm and ammunition sales, as well as possession, shortly before Hurricane Helene was expected to hit. Hagan's spokesman reported on September 30 that the chief has taken some time off due to receiving personal attacks from across the country.
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Gun owners urged to oppose Ohio's State Issue 1 amid gerrymandering concerns
State Issue 1, appearing on the Ohio ballot this fall, is presented by its proponents as a solution to gerrymandering. However, critics argue that it could lead to increased gerrymandering and potentially impact gun rights. The amendment proposes the creation of an Ohio Citizen Redistricting Commission consisting of 15 members: five Democrats, five Republicans, and five independents. It aims to prevent current and former politicians from serving on the commission.
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Canada's firearm confiscation plan faces scrutiny amid rising crime rates
Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has previously expressed support for gun confiscation and mandatory buybacks. Should she continue to advocate for government-mandated gun seizures, Harris might consider examining Canada's experience with such measures. Canada, a nation with fewer guns and gun owners than the United States, has faced challenges in implementing its program.
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Ohio begins early voting ahead of November elections
Early voting in Ohio commenced today, providing residents with an opportunity to cast their votes ahead of the official Election Day on November 5. Voters can choose to vote early in-person at their local Board of Elections or by mail through a requested mail-in ballot.
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Joe Deters discusses Second Amendment on Keep and Bear Radio podcast
The Keep and Bear Radio podcast, accessible on multiple platforms including Podbean, Apple, Google, Spotify, and iHeartRadio, featured an episode discussing the upcoming Ohio Supreme Court election. In Episode 120, Joe Deters spoke about the significance of the Second Amendment and its relation to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Kamala Harris criticized over immigration policy amid crime statistics
The Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has released a report highlighting the presence of 662,566 noncitizens with criminal histories in the United States. This includes individuals with convictions for murder, assault, burglary, drug offenses, sexual assault, and kidnapping. The report was shared with U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales.
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Walz's debate remarks raise concerns among gun owners
The recent CBS debate on October 1 between Republican Senator JD Vance and Democratic Governor Tim Walz did not heavily focus on firearms and the Second Amendment. This topic has been largely overlooked in presidential debates, possibly due to moderators being aware of both Walz's and Vice President Kamala Harris's inconsistent stances on the issue.
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Okeechobee retracts controversial gun sales ban amid legal challenge
The city of Okeechobee, Florida, recently faced scrutiny for adopting an ordinance that prohibited the sale of firearms and ammunition during Hurricane Helene. This measure also restricted firearm possession in public to law enforcement and military personnel. The ordinance was signed by Donald C. Hagan, Chief of the Okeechobee Police Department.