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Testimony against sanctuary bills proposed in the Maryland General Assembly
HB0388, NB0403, HB0677 Ladies and Gentlemen, I offer the following comments for your consideration although I do not hold out much hope that you will consider them. It seems that election to public office in Maryland has a very deleterious effect on a person’s good judgment and erases any sense of responsibility to actually represent…
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Republican Women Moving the Ball Forward
If you read any American history textbooks or watch anything on TV (with the exception of a few networks), you’d think the GOP was nothing more than knuckle-dragging Neanderthals! Contradictory to popular opinion, most major changes for the better have been led by Republicans — the abolitionists movement (Freeing of the Slaves), women’s right to…
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2020 State of the Union
Next Tuesday, President Trump will deliver his last State of the Union for his first term. President Trump has likely been the most transformative President since, President Reagan. Just as President Reagan said No, to Détente (the peaceful coexistence with the Evil Empire). President Reagan set out to WIN the Cold War. The US Challenged…
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President Donald J. Trump’s Accomplishments List
President Donald J. Trump’s Accomplishments List 45 Pages Long Share link & print out copies to share. US Economy Added 266,000 New Jobs in November smashing expectations Trump signs bill restoring funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities Trump Secures Historic Phase One Trade Agreement with China See all of President Trump’s Accomplishments
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The 1972 Equal Rights Amendment Can No Longer Be Ratified—Because It No Longer Exists
January 13, 2020 Download Report – By The Heritage Foundation SUMMARYStates can continue to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) that Congress proposed in 1972 only if it is still pending before the states. If it is not, however, the 1972 ERA cannot be ratified because it no longer exists. Advocates claiming that the 1972 ERA…
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Urge Members of the House Judiciary Committee to Oppose House Bill 4
House Judiciary Committee: House Bill 4 would ban many sales and transfers of rifles or shotguns in Maryland between private individuals without first paying fees and obtaining government permission. Firearm sales between friends, neighbors, or fellow hunters, would not be exempted. This proposal would have no impact on crime and is completely unenforceable. TAKE ACTION
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Spy Court Picks FISA Abuse Denier To Tackle FISA Abuse
By Mollie Hemingway January 12, 2020 from The Federalist The nation’s top spy court appointed an Obama-era Justice Department official who has denied and downplayed FBI surveillance abuse to assess the FBI’s response to a scathing new report cataloguing problems with how the agency secured authority to spy on a Donald Trump campaign affiliate. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance…
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2020 Session Legislative Report #01
***** The information contained in this email may not be copied or reproduced in full or in part without proper and full attribution to John H. Josselyn, and 2A Maryland. *****Greetings!The 2020 Session of the Maryland General Assembly convened today at Noon, and already we are seeing how difficult this Session will be. There seems…
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GOP Lawmaker Crosses State to Announce Congressional Bid in Gerrymandered District
By Glynis Kazanjian -November 21, 2019 This is an Article written by Maryland Matters – Glynis Kazanjian is a freelance writer. She can be reached at glyniskaz@gmail.com. State Del. Neil C. Parrott (R-Washington) traveled nearly 200 miles Thursday, stopping in five counties along the way, to announce his candidacy for the 6th Congressional District seat — one of…
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