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2nd Amendment Sanctuary update: Steve Foreman continues the discussion
Steve Foreman, Warren County Democratic Committee Chairman joins our publisher Mike McCool in the studio to continue the discussion on the 2nd Amendment Sanctuary meeting.
On December 10th, the Warren County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting approving a Resolution adding this community to a list statewide declaring itself a “2nd Amendment Sanctuary”
One speaker who was booed and told to go home was Warren County Democratic Committee Chairman Steve Foreman. He urged caution to the board, warning that Warren County officials could once again be placing themselves in the position of creating a long-standing negative historical legacy involving “massive resistance” as in the 1960’s surrounding Civil Rights legislation mandating racial desegregation of public schools.
The Royal Examiner invited Steve Foreman to our studios to continuing the discussion.
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