Newport, RI, is introducing a "gun safety" resolution where they (she, Napolitano) wants to ban assault rifles, high capacity magazines, create a registry of gun owners, and report large quantities of ammunition sale to the ATF. She claims to support the 2A, but she doesn't think anyone needs AW or high capacity magazines. She also told me that a local police department said they only load one bullet in their gun...
She obviously doesn't know what she is talking about as you can see in the resolution.
I will be there opposing the bill and I hope a lot of other gun owners in Newport will do the same.
She obviously doesn't know what she is talking about as you can see in the resolution.
I will be there opposing the bill and I hope a lot of other gun owners in Newport will do the same.
CITY OF NEWPORT
R E S O L U T I O N
OF THE
C O U N C I L
No.
WHEREAS, tragedies at schools, such as Columbine, Virginia Tech, and Sandy Hook, bring to the forefront the need to protect our most vulnerable citizens, our children and school personnel, from gun violence; and
WHEREAS, similar events have taken place in other public areas, such as the Aurora Theater and work places around the nation, and even at Ft. Hood, which is considered a secured environment; and
WHEREAS, the President of the United States has issued executive actions based on the recommendations of a Study Commission of gun violence, to promote fact- based, common sense legislation which would protect the rights and freedom of all citizens,
WHEREAS, there has been widespread support among those who own guns, and those who do not, for the recommendations that include: the banning of assault weapons and high capacity magazine clips of more than ten rounds; reporting of the sale of large quantities of ammunition to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF); requiring background checks on all gun purchasers, including those purchased at gun shows; and a number of other recommendations, all of which will be debated in Congress to control gun violence in America, which has permeated into every element of our society; and
WHEREAS, the State of Rhode Island currently does not currently have and should implement a centralized data base system to identify all legitimate gun registrations in the State, including the scope of concealed-carry weapons, which would greatly benefit all law enforcement agencies. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
CITY OF NEWPORT
R E S O L U T I O N
OF THE
C O U N C I L
No.
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RESOLVED: that the City of Newport supports the recommendations cited above, and hereby petitions our Congressional and State Delegations to promulgate the above listed recommendations for legislative enactment. AND BE IT FURTHER
RESOLVED: that copies this resolution be sent to not only our Congressional and State Legislative Delegations, but to all the cities and towns in the State of Rhode requesting their support on this vital issue.
JEANNE-MARIE NAPOLITANO