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Florida sheriff cites old law in new gun control plan
By William Patrick | Florida Watchdog
TALLAHASSEE – Floridians who plan on attending gun shows may want to check with their local sheriff’s department before they risk being accused of a crime.
In what could quickly become a broader trend, some local law enforcement agencies are beginning to enforce ordinances that call for universal background checks.
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Read More →Activists accuse Obama of false narrative to reactivate ACORN voter registration tactics
By Kevin Mooney | Watchdog.org
If you’re 102 years old and need to wait in line for hours before voting, expect to have your story told in dramatic fashion by the president of the United States. That’s what happened to Desiline Victor, a resident of North Miami, Fla. Where some see a rationale for expanded early voting, same-day voter registration and even mandatory voter registration, others see a false narrative created to promote policy changes that would result in greater federal control over state elections.
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