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“Constitutional Carry” Bill Filed in North Carolina

“Constitutional Carry” Bill Filed in North Carolina

by TJ Martinell | Apr 10, 2019 | Right to Keep and Bear Arms, State Bills

RALEIGH,ย N.C. (April 9,ย 2019) – A โ€œConstitutional Carryโ€ bill filed for the 2019 legislative session would make it legal for North Carolina residents to carry a firearm without a license, fostering an environment hostile to federal gun control. Rep. Keith...
Ratification History: North Carolina and Rhode Island Say No to the Constitution

Ratification History: North Carolina and Rhode Island Say No to the Constitution

by Michael Boldin | Mar 21, 2019 | Audio/Video, State Ratifying Conventions, Tenther Essentials

TAC membershipsย help us produce more educational tools like this. Members can download this video and readย the full transcript here. Initially, the Union was made up of 11 states, with North Carolina and Rhode Island existing as independent, self-governing republics....
North Carolina Bill Would Legalize Retail Raw Milk Sales, Foundation to Nullify Federal Prohibition Scheme

North Carolina Bill Would Legalize Retail Raw Milk Sales, Foundation to Nullify Federal Prohibition Scheme

by Mike Maharrey | Feb 27, 2019 | FDA, Raw Milk, State Bills

RALEIGH, N.C. (Feb. 27, 2019) – A bill filed in the North Carolina House would legalize the retail sale of raw milk in the state and take another step toward nullifying aย federal prohibition scheme in practice and effect. A bipartisan coalition of 18 sponsors...
Today in History: Founding Father Hugh Williamson Born

Today in History: Founding Father Hugh Williamson Born

by Dave Benner | Dec 5, 2018 | Founding Fathers, History

Today in 1735, Hugh Williamson, a remarkable founding-era figure from North Carolina, was born. His name is never mentioned alongside the famous names of his day, but his life was no less impactful.ย  Hugh prophetically warned in 1774, before almost anyone else, that a...
Today in History: James Iredell Born

Today in History: James Iredell Born

by Dave Benner | Oct 5, 2018 | Founding Fathers, History, James Iredell

Today in 1751, James Iredell was born. A brilliant figure of the founding era, he was considered a legal prodigy at an extremely young age. Just prior to the American War for Independence, he penned a pamphlet, To the Inhabitants of Great Britain, which espoused his...
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