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Shapiro refuses to denounce black racist for killing white cop
“There is a rot at the center of our society, and this week it was laid bare on the street,” said then-Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro of George Floyd’s death, claiming the killing was racially motivated despite any evidence. Now that Shapiro is Pennsylvania’s governor, he is less willing to cry racism even when the killer says the murder was racially motivated. On October 10, Eric Lewis shot and killed Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber; Seiber’s partner survived the shooting. Lewis, a black man, later told a black officer that he shot them for being white and that if the black officer had responded instead of Seiber and his partner, they “would have just had a conversation.” Despite this clearly racially motivated hate crime, Shapiro made no mention whatsoever of the dangers of racism in our society while speaking at Officer Seiber’s funeral.
 
Dumbest Gun Law Award goes to Gavin Newsom, who signed a law making you tell the government whether you’ve checked every gun you already own before buying another one. I’m not joking. Under California’s AB 574, which took effect in March 2025, gun buyers must answer whether they’ve checked and confirmed possession of EVERY firearm they own within the previous 30 days. That’s right. You walk into a gun store to buy another rifle, and California wants to know whether you’ve recently checked on all the guns sitting in your safe.

Now, I don’t know how many of you gun nuts even know exactly how many firearms you own. Some of you probably have a pretty good idea, and others might have to do some counting. But why on earth is that the government’s business? The fact that Gavin Newsom signed a law putting this question into the gun-buying process is ridiculous. Apparently, before buying another gun, Sacramento needs to know whether you’ve been keeping tabs on the ones you already have. What could possibly go wrong?

— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer
 
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