Dear Senators Leahy and Sanders of Vermont: Please vote against HR 1 for the good of your constituents. This bill will encourage voter fraud, leave voter registration rolls unreliable and weaken our democracy. It undermines the personal sovereignty of the Vermont voter.
If signed into law, the “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2021” would mandate background checks whenever somebody purchases a gun, regardless of where they purchase it.
Without an extension, Guard members would leave Washington, D.C., on March 12, the original deadline for them to stay, according to the AP. The extension has led to pushback from multiple governors who say they will not keep their Guard deployed at the Capitol.
A proposal filed by Senate Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, would eliminate state taxes on the federal Paycheck Protection Program for more than 24,000 businesses that received the disaster loans.
Any honest discussion requires two sides, but “social-justice” ideology does not tolerate disagreement, as efforts to exchange opinions on the “race issue” reveal. Those who cannot win an argument in the light of reason, yell.
S.30, and its sister gun-free zone bill, S.63, need to be buried before our state becomes another entry in the long list of government-created victimizations above.
“It’s my understanding this number has grown since their data collection, now surpassing 250 bills. This opportunistic gambit is cause for alarm.”
Dr. Anthony Fauci said Wednesday that states lifting mask mandates are inviting another coronavirus surge. Fauci said he was deeply concerned about Texas removing their mask mandate and reports of children burning masks in Idaho.
The bill claims to grant national civil protections by amending the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It replaces the word “sex,” with “sex, sexual orientation, gender identity” as a protected class in federal code, and changes many other federal laws.
I took the liberty of seeing what impact the change in the sales tax base would have on my household. There would be a $450 net annual increase if the base were to include haircuts, home heating fuel, lawn and snow services, plumbing and electrical repairs, and even my favorite apple pie.
During the Town Meeting Week break for the legislature, the Ethan Allen Institute commissioned a scientific poll (450 respondents) to gage where Vermonters are on some of the key issues under consideration.
The case is a significant win for the First Amendment and protection of religious speech on the campus of a public college. It portends more thoughtful administration of speech policies on campuses.