US EditionSouth Dakota governor signs bills allowing concealed handguns at bars and colleges
- South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden signed pro-gun rights bills, allowing concealed carry of pistols in bars and public college campuses after a background check and training course is completed.
- One bill prohibits local governments from restricting firearm carry for their employees, while another allows permit holders to transport pistols in vehicles on school property.
- Opponents raised concerns about safety, but Rhoden stated that fears about gun laws have been previously unfounded.
- Rhoden additionally requested the U.S. Attorney general to eliminate the seven-day waiting period for firearm purchases across state lines, citing unnecessary delays.
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South Dakota Expands 2A Rights on Campus, Bars
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden is back at it again, prioritizing freedom, individual responsibility, and the right to self-defense while validating my choice to call this state home. On Monday, March 24, Rhoden signed a pair of pro-Second Amendment bills into law that open up concealed carry in bars and on public college campuses, also ... Read more The post South Dakota Governor Rhoden Signs Pro-Carry Bills appeared first on The Truth About…
SD Gov. Rhoden Signs Pro-2A Legislation; CO, WA in Opposite Direction
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden on Monday signed a trio of gun rights bills, according to a news release from his office. After replacing Kristi Noem as governor of South Dakota a couple of months ago when she went to work for the Donald Trump administration, Republican Larry Rhoden has come out swinging with signatures on three pro-gun-rights bills while asking Attorney General Pam Bondi to modify the law requiring a seven-day waiting period to …
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South Dakota SearchlightSouth Dakota governor signs bills allowing concealed handguns at bars and colleges
South Dakota Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden signed bills into law Monday that allow concealed pistols in bars and on public college campuses, among other gun rights-related changes. “One of my favorite things about South Dakota is how much we respect freedom — especially our Second Amendment freedom,” Rhoden said during a bill-signing ceremony at Boyds Gunstocks in Mitchell. One bill allows people with an enhanced concealed-carry permit, or a reci…
Governor Rhoden signs pro-Second Amendment bills into law
Today, Governor Larry Rhoden sent a letter to United States Attorney General Pam Bondi and Kash Patel, Acting Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF), asking them to eliminate the seven-day waiting period to purchase a firearm…
South Dakota governor gives employees time off to "celebrate the resurrection" of Jesus
This newsletter is free, but it’s only able to sustain itself due to the support I receive from a small percentage of regular readers. Would you please consider becoming one of those supporters? You can use the button below to subscribe to Substack or use my usual Patreon page!Subscribe nowSouth Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden recently told state employees that they could take Good Friday and the Monday after Easter off work. And then, as if to hammer …
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