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Delaware: Urge Your State Senator to Defend Our Second Amendment Rights!

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

After passing legislation to decriminalize marijuana and legalize civil unions, Governor Jack Markell and members of the General Assembly have now sets their sights on your Second Amendment rights and are pushing legislation (Senate Bill 39) to ban private sales in gun shows in Delaware.

If enacted into law, Senate Bill 39 would ban all private sales at Delaware’s two gun shows. The true intent of this legislation is to move towards an ultimate ban on all private sales -- even those between family and friends – regardless of where they occur.

This legislation will do nothing to combat crime as criminals will continue to obtain firearms illegally. Even Governor Markell’s office admits in his FAQ’s on his gun control agenda that gun shows are not a “Delaware specific problem.”  Targeting your Second Amendment rights because politicians won’t crack down on criminals is wrong and cannot be tolerated.

Senate Bill 39 will be heard before the Senate Judiciary Committee tomorrow, so it is important that you contact your state Senator today and urge him or her to oppose Senate Bill 39! To locate your state Senator and his or her contact information, please click here.

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