(Hour 2a,b&c)
Susan Olsen, of the Women’s Defense League
Susan Olsen, of the Women’s Defense League, began a three segment visit to our studio to teach us about SB 116, otherwise known as the constitutional carry bill. She touched on aspects of this legislation, and it’s consequences, both deliberate, and unintended you may have not considered before. Susan has done an extremely thorough job of research on this subject and this, and the next three segments are a “must hear” offering.
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If they can’t control gun ownership, they will attempt to control who can carry them in public. This is the gist of the Sullivan Law, enacted in 1923, widely regarded as a form of state sponsored discrimination. Listen in to learn how a strike in 1922 at the Amoskeag Mills in Manchester resulted in this legislation. Do you think this is discriminatory?
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The Women’s Defense League, in this archive, expresses thorough Susan Olsen, their desire to meet with Governor and show hear the history associated with the issue of gun ownership/concealed carry laws. They seek to eliminate the definition of suitability in regard to permits issued, and hope to achieve reciprocity between states in regard o the right to carry concealed.
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