Gun Rights Policy Conference Live Feed, Day One

 

I’m in Tampa, Florida this weekend for the 31st Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference, put on by The Second Amendment Foundation. Gov. Rick Scott is scheduled to kick things off at 8:15 am or so, and then there will be speeches and seminars by notable figures in the Second Amendment movement such as Alan Gottlieb, Alan Gura, and John Lott.

This year looks to be especially interesting, as Florida Open Carry, the NRA and others are on verge of enacting some new gun laws that are being blocked in the Florida Legislature, (by a “Republican”, no less). And having an conference like this in Florida, where the revolution in concealed carry began over 20 years ago, will help advance the cause of freedom and get our laws on-par with other, more gun-friendly states.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8qn8kZJSME

 

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  1. Kevin Creighton Contributor
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    Spotted in the crowd so far: Tom Givens and Massad Ayoob, (if you don’t know who they are, you should), along with fellow bloggers Erin Palette, Sean Sorrentino, Rob Morse and Dean Weingarten. There’s about 200-300 people here. Alan Goetlieb is speaking, and he is laying out the case for gun rights in America as only someone who’s won cases in front of the Supreme Court.

    Deplorables, every one of them.

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  2. Kevin Creighton Contributor
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    And if you can’t see the feed, cut and paste the link, it should work.

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  3. Mike LaRoche Inactive
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    Kevin Creighton:This year looks to be especially interesting, as Florida Open Carry, the NRA and others are on verge of enacting some new gun laws that are being blocked in the Florida Legislature, (by a “Republican”, no less).

    Good God, I cannot stand RINOs. There is no moral reason to oppose campus carry. To do so is to needlessly and callously put the lives of innocent faculty, staff, and students at risk.

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  4. Kay of MT Inactive
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    What is that lady’s name? I want Kaylett to watch her speech.

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  5. Kevin Creighton Contributor
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    Kay of MT:What is that lady’s name? I want Kaylett to watch her speech.

    Which speech?

    Update: Ahh, I think you mean Genie Jennings..

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  6. Kay of MT Inactive
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    Kevin Creighton:

    Kay of MT:What is that lady’s name? I want Kaylett to watch her speech.

    Which speech?

    Update: Ahh, I think you mean Genie Jennings..

    The attorney who spoke about folks losing their gun rights without due process by somebody checking a box on a medical form. I didn’t thoroughly understand it but what I did understand scared the ???? outta me.

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  7. Kevin Creighton Contributor
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    Kay of MT:

    Kevin Creighton:

    Kay of MT:What is that lady’s name? I want Kaylett to watch her speech.

    Which speech?

    Update: Ahh, I think you mean Genie Jennings..

    The attorney who spoke about folks losing their gun rights without due process by somebody checking a box on a medical form. I didn’t thoroughly understand it but what I did understand scared the ???? outta me.

    She’s Paloma Capanna.

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  8. Eeyore Member
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    Mike LaRoche: Good God, I cannot stand RINOs. There is no moral reason to oppose campus carry. To do so is to needlessly and callously put the lives of innocent faculty, staff, and students at risk.

    You tell ’em, LaRoche! Mike – Loose on the Palouse! Fightin’ for freedom!

    (Sorry – it’s just too good a word to not do something with)

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