17 Apr 2021
USA Today reports that alleged Fed-Ex attacker Brandon Scott Hole used two rifles to carry out his heinous act and both guns were purchased “legally.”
USA Todaynotes that Hole purchased one rifle in July 2020 and the other in September 2020.
Breitbart News reported that the March 22, 2021, Boulder attacker bought his gun “legally” too, as did the March 16, 2021, Atlanta-area gunman.
In fact, the overwhelming majority of high profile attackers acquire their guns by complying with background checks, rather than going around them.
Here is a just a partial list of other attackers who got their guns by complying with gun control laws:
Updated 4/16/2021 3:56 PM
SPRINGFIELD Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Friday that $1.6 billion in federal funding will be allocated toward early childhood education and child care providers in Illinois.
The funds will be provided through the American Rescue Plan passed by Congress in March, Pritzker announced at a news conference in Aurora on Friday, and will include $140 million in direct grants for child care providers to be disbursed over the next three weeks.
This announcement comes as the Illinois Commission on Equitable Early Childhood Education and Care Funding which Pritzker created in 2019 released its Ready Illinois report earlier this month with recommendations for an overhaul of early childhood funding in the state.
GRACE BARBIC
Capitol News Illinois
SPRINGFIELD â Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Friday that $1.6 billion in federal funding will be allocated toward early childhood education and child care providers in Illinois.
The funds will be provided through the American Rescue Plan passed by Congress in March, Pritzker announced at a news conference in Aurora on Friday, and will include $140 million in direct grants for child care providers to be dispersed over the next three weeks.
This announcement comes as the Illinois Commission on Equitable Early Childhood Education and Care Funding â which Pritzker created in 2019 â released its Ready Illinois report earlier this month with recommendations for an overhaul of early childhood funding in the state.
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Matt holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from Northern Illinois University. Before that, Matt earned his Associates of Science degree with a focus in Earth Science from the College of DuPage. Originally from Addison, Illinois, just outside of Chicago, Matt is excited for the challenges of forecasting in the Pacific Northwest.
State gets $1.6B for early childhood services
Grace Barbic Capitol News Illinois
April 17, 2021
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker
SPRINGFIELD Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Friday that $1.6 billion in federal funding will be allocated toward early childhood education and child care providers in Illinois.
The funds will be provided through the American Rescue Plan passed by Congress in March, Pritzker announced at a news conference in Aurora on Friday, and will include $140 million in direct grants for child care providers to be dispersed over the next three weeks.
This announcement comes as the Illinois Commission on Equitable Early Childhood Education and Care Funding – which Pritzker created in 2019 – released its Ready Illinois report earlier this month with recommendations for an overhaul of early childhood funding in the state.