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Kyle Peterson and Scott Van Etten are on the same page up to a point.
Both own multiple firearms and enjoy shooting at the range. Van Etten even shoots competitively across the state, while Peterson handles firearms every day in his duties as a US Army soldier stationed in Penn Yan.
They both agree New York state’s gun laws are too restrictive on the law-abiding citizens who hunt, participate in recreational shooting sports and own firearms for home protection.
Where they part, though, is on the power of local governments to shoot down state laws.
Peterson and his group, Guardians of the Second Amendment, recently presented the Steuben County legislature with a proposal that would make the county a “Second Amendment sanctuary.”
In summary
Lessons from three years covering the politics, policy and absurdity of trying to fix one of the state’s most vexing problems.
Back in 2017, I wrote a fairly unremarkable piece about a state lawmaker’s proposal to take away a tax break on California vacation homes to fund more low-income housing. More precisely
believe me, among housing nerds it’s essential to be precise the bill would have eliminated the mortgage interest deduction on second homes, generating an estimated $300 million annually to build publicly subsidized apartments.
In antiquated journalism terms, the bill which would take away a dubious tax benefit from richer Californians who don’t really need it to fund housing for poorer Californians who do was a “talker.”