by Eric M | Jun 11, 2020 | Legal, LGC Blog, Press Release
That we’re aware of anyway. For those of you who aren’t following this, there was an injunction put in place regarding a new law in California over magazine possession. We wrote about that and the later “36 hours of parole” or “Freedom...
by John Wilson White | Apr 16, 2020 | LGC Blog, Members, Press Release
Political Action Alert We have a situation in California that needs your immediate response. Miguel Santiago, CA state assembly member from Los Angeles, has sent the letter above to Governor Newsom. Apparently he is requesting executive action to suspend firearms and...
by Ed Gardner | Mar 22, 2020 | LGC Blog, Members, Press Release, Uncategorized, Welcome
In this time of social distancing, it is really important not to be socially isolated. We have been finding ways for our members to communicate, virtual pubs, we launched a Discord server for members only, and plenty of check ins with folks on the forums and social...
by John Wilson White | Mar 13, 2020 | awareness, Education, LGC Blog, Liberal Gun Club, liberalgunclub, Members, Personal Safety, Press Release, Uncategorized
It’s in the news all around us, the Covid-19 virus outbreak is touching lives in unpredictable ways. Folks are being stranded on cruise ships, in airports, and in far away countries from efforts to contain a growing pandemic. Workplaces and schools are closing...
by Eric M | Mar 11, 2020 | LGC Blog, Members, Press Release
Sometimes it feels like we’re a broken record over here. Just last month we penned a piece on what criteria we generally use to evaluate new legislation, and on our Regulation page we have this: We favor enforcement of existing regulations over the creation of...
by The Liberal Gun Club | Feb 7, 2020 | LGC Blog, Members, Press Release
We are frequently asked whether we should support this legislation or that legislation. Would we endorse this or that, or do we oppose it. And either way, why?? In general, we view legislation through a lens that includes the following questions: 1) Does the proposed...
