How Indiana s Congressional delegation voted on Electoral College certification objections Kaitlin Lange and Lawrence Andrea, Indianapolis Star
Congress certifies Biden s electoral college win
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Several members of Indiana s Congressional delegation voted to object to the certification of Electoral College votes after a day of violence in Washington D.C.
Congress confirmed President-elect Joe Biden s victory early Thursday after a day of violence in Washington D.C. and dozens of Republicans voted to object to the results in certain battleground states.
Sen. Mike Braun had planned to object to President-elect Joe Biden s Electoral College victory, but after a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol earlier Wednesday, he voted against objecting to the result in Arizona, one of the battleground states he had planned to dispute. Sen. Todd Young also voted against the objection.
January 7, 2021
A Sinclair report gave pro-Trump insurrectionists a pass by broadcasting a lie that far-left infiltrators attacked the Capitol.
The claim by James Rosen aired on at least 14 Sinclair-owned or -operated stations in at least 18 states.https://t.co/IRmJFMqVBM Media Matters (@mmfa) January 7, 2021
It’s not like these Q-anon cracker bozos are listening to NPR and just coming up with different conclusions than normal people.
They are living in a different world.
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove: As an investigative reporter, you’ve written a book that takes readers into the heart of the institutional network that connects the Religious Right to the NRA, the Federalist Society, right-wing media, and the Republican Party. It’s a wild ride. What got you started on the path that made it possible for you to write this book?
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The Future Of The Second Amendment All Comes Down To Georgia
Georgia – -(AmmoLand.com)- The Second Amendment will be around in some form or another in the future. But what form will it exist in? Will it be a right that we are able to exercise in a manner close to what the Founders intended? Will it be something that is there, but regulated to be, for all intents and purposes, non-existent? What happens in the Georgia runoffs could decide that future.
You’re probably sick of hearing calls to re-elect Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue. In some ways I can’t blame you. Had there not been some very seriousissues regarding the process in November, Perdue would have been already re-elected alongside President Trump. But we are dealing with two runoffs and winning both is crucial.
Hitler Portraits, Nazi Memorabilia Found In Raid on Suspected Arms Dealers
On 12/30/20 at 7:42 AM EST
A plethora of Nazi memorabilia has been found alongside hundreds of guns and portraits of Adolf Hitler after police raided a warehouse in Spain.
Two Germans and one British man have been arrested under suspicion of leading an international arms ring that sold guns to drug traffickers, the Civil Guard said in a statement on Tuesday.
A total of 160 firearms, including submachine guns and 30 assault rifles, as well as 10,000 bullets and a grenade were uncovered in the raid across three locations in Andalusia, southern Spain.
Stand Your Ground legislation backed by NRA introduced in Arkansas
“This measure is common sense. Anyone who opposes it puts the interests of the criminal above the interests of the victim.” Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 12:25 PM CST December 30, 2020
ARKANSAS, USA The National Rifle Association (NRA) Institute for Legislative Action announced the filing of NRA-backed legislation, Senate Bill 24, in Arkansas.
This important piece of the legislation would eliminate the duty to retreat for victims of a crime, if passed, a victim who is attacked will no longer be required by law to try and run away.
“Laws should favor victims, not criminals, as they do now.