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Senate committee votes 5-1 in favor of Rep. Schaefer’s permitless carry bill Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - A senate committee hearing on Rep. Matt Schaefer’s bill which would legalize permitless gun carry got underway in Austin Thursday. The bill passed committee with a 5 to 1 vote; Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr., was the lone nay vote. You can watch the final vote here. HB 1927 will go to the full senate for vote in the near future. If senators vote in favor, ...

Texas Senate committee holds hearing on proposed permitless carry bill Texas Senate committee holds hearing on proposed permitless carry bill The Senate Special Committee on Constitutional Issues heard public comment on House Bill 1927, also referred to as permitless carry or constitutional carry. Its a touchy topic that attracted dozens of Texans to the state capitol to testify before lawmakers. The Senate Special Committee on Constitutional Issues heard public comment on House Bill 1927, also...

Sue Ogrocki/AP Donald Dahl, who’s been paying National Rifle Association dues since 1967, shuffled through the rotunda away from the House chamber at the Texas Capitol on April 15. That day was a long time coming for the mechanic and self-described “heavy-duty activist” from Round Rock, the Austin suburb. He had spent fifteen years hounding state lawmakers to expand gun rights. Like many grassroots Second Amendment enthusiasts, he couldn’t understand why Texas wasn’t one of the eighte...

As political pressure builds, Texas Senate looks for path forward on permitless carry for handguns As political pressure builds, Texas Senate looks for path forward on permitless carry for handguns 3 hours 56 minutes 13 seconds ago Sunday, April 25 2021 Apr 25, 2021 April 25, 2021 11:39 AM April 25, 2021 in News - Local Source: https://www.texastribune.org/ Share: With political pressure mounting, the Texas Senate is searching for a way to advance a measure allowing the permitless carry of hand...

Hundreds of handguns and rifles for sale at McBride’s Gun’s in Central Austin on April 20, 2021. Credit: Jordan Vonderhaar for The Texas Tribune Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. With political pressure mounting, the Texas Senate is searching for a way to advance a measure allowing the permitless carry of handguns, even as support for it across the upper chamber remains in doubt. The Senate has b...

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Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) releases research which details how the pandemic has created additional spheres of conflict between states, with some issues likely to prove long lasting.

The Atlantic Remember Trump’s Accomplices Americans must not forget the 147 members of Congress who advanced the former president’s lies, then ignored his culpability in inciting a coup. February 18, 2021 The Atlantic John Sleezer / Kansas City Star / Samuel Corum / Andrew Harnik / Bloomberg / Jim Watson / AFP / Anna Moneymaker / The New York Times / Caroline Brehman / Getty / The Atlantic First they hid behind obscure interpretations of the Constitution and false claims of voter fraud. The...

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Getty / The Atlantic Updated at 11:15 a.m. ET on February 8, 2021. Over the past few years, the Supreme Court has been sketching the outline of a broad compromise on LGBTQ rights. Civil-rights protections will shield people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. At the same time, religious objectors will have their own set of robust rights. For example, the Court recently clarified that Title VII, the federal antidiscrimination employment law, covers LGBTQ e...