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A 74-year-old woman filed a federal lawsuit Monday against her Michigan county and a...

A County Official Brandished a Rifle on Zoom After a Michigan Woman Condemned the Proud Boys. Now She’s Suing. Elura Nanos Just 14 days after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, 74-year old Patricia MacIntosh attended a virtual meeting of the Grand Traverse County Board of Commissioners in Michigan. The meeting proceeded via Zoom, and during the public comment period MacIntosh spoke up about the Commission’s response to a fellow attendee’s concerns about the Proud Boys extremist group. The Board Vice Chair Ron Clous responded to MacIntosh by brandishing a rifle onscreen. ...

Elura NanosApr 12th, 2021, 12:55 pm Just 14 days after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, 74-year old Patricia MacIntosh attended a virtual meeting of the Grand Traverse County Board of Commissioners in Michigan. The meeting proceeded via Zoom, and during the public comment period MacIntosh spoke up about the Commission’s response to a fellow attendee’s concerns about the Proud Boys extremist group. The Board Vice Chair Ron Clous responded to MacIntosh by brandishing a rifle onscreen. As a result, MacIntosh has filed a federal lawsuit alleging a violation of her civil rights. MacIntosh�...

Special to The Times Although Monroe County commissioners are in full support of the Second Amendment, they said they are unable to declare the county a “Second Amendment Sanctuary.” Instead of signing the petition as requested by a group of “concerned citizens” last month, the Monroe County Board of Commissioners signed a resolution Monday that states the board supports the right to bear arms and encourages the state legislature to establish Ohio as a “Second Amendment Sanctuary.” Commissioner Mick Schumacher said commissioners are unable to declare the county a “Second Amendme...

Getty On Thursday, a mass shooting in Bryan, Texas, left one dead and several injured. Just hours before, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted his support of a "Second Amendment Sanctuary State" bill. The bill would make it so Texas authorities would not have to abide by federal gun control laws.  Just hours before a mass shooting in Bryan, Texas, left one dead and multiple people injured, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted out that President Joe Biden was "threatening our Second Amendment rights" and attempting to "take away our guns." The shooting occurred at Kent Moor...