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  • melensdad

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    Kamala says she owns a Glock...

    Note that California law classifies ALL Glocks as "unsafe handguns" because they do not have a compliant chamber load indicator, lack a magazine disconnect mechanism, and until our lawsuit caused California to repeal the requirement, of course lacked microstamping.

    The only reason she can still buy Gen 3s is because they are grandfathered in, but they are still "unsafe handguns". So did she buy one of the Gen 3 guns?

    They can't sell more modern Glocks new in gun stores (just secondhand from exempt cops, or from those who moved here with them from other states). She supported the Unsafe Handgun Act and expanded it such that microstamping began to be enforced in 2013.

    Why does she own an "unsafe handgun"?

    So I'm calling B.S. on Kamala.

    And I don't know what/if Trump owns. But I suspect it is a .45, probably Colt.
     

    actaeon277

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    Kamala says she owns a Glock...

    Note that California law classifies ALL Glocks as "unsafe handguns" because they do not have a compliant chamber load indicator, lack a magazine disconnect mechanism, and until our lawsuit caused California to repeal the requirement, of course lacked microstamping.

    The only reason she can still buy Gen 3s is because they are grandfathered in, but they are still "unsafe handguns". So did she buy one of the Gen 3 guns?

    They can't sell more modern Glocks new in gun stores (just secondhand from exempt cops, or from those who moved here with them from other states). She supported the Unsafe Handgun Act and expanded it such that microstamping began to be enforced in 2013.

    Why does she own an "unsafe handgun"?

    So I'm calling B.S. on Kamala.

    And I don't know what/if Trump owns. But I suspect it is a .45, probably Colt.


    To an anti-gunner, ALL pistols are Glocks.
     

    jedi

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    PSA NIPSCO RATE HIKE

    OPEN PUBLIC COMMENT
    won't do you any good.

    Dear Neighbors,

    The Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) has recently filed an electric rate case. NIPSCO’s request would raise the flat monthly connection charge for each residential customer from $14.00 to $25.00. The volumetric portion of the bill would also increase. The utility’s testimony and exhibits project that an average monthly residential electric bill would rise to $166.90 for customers using 714 kWh and to $223.61 for customers using 1,000 kWh when new rates are fully implemented in March 2025.

    In a recent press release, NIPSCO announced a public written comment period open to consumers to submit their comments on the rate increase that will be on the official case record.

    Since NIPSCO covers our district, I encourage anyone who wishes to share their thoughts, questions and concerns with the Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) to submit their written comments.

    Consumers who wish to submit comments for the case record may do so via the OUCC's website at www.in.gov/oucc/2361.htm or by mail at:

    Public Comments

    Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC)

    115 W. Washington St., Suite 1500 SOUTH

    Indianapolis, IN 46204

    Please note that all comments should include: the consumer's name, city, zip code, and reference to either "IURC Cause No. 46120" or "NIPSCO Electric Rates."

    The OUCC needs to receive all written comments no later than Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024. If you have any questions about commenting, contact the OUCC's consumer services staff at 1-888-441-2494.

    To stay informed on any case updates, visit www.in.gov/oucc/electric/key-cases-by-utility/nipsco-electric-rates/nipsco-electric-rate-case/.

    As always, if you have questions, concerns, or feedback, please reach out to my legislative office at 317-239-9041 or H1@iga.in.gov.
     

    darkkevin

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    And how does one go about joining the Diana chapter?
    I can sponsor you in if you’re interested. Next meeting is November 6th at 630 if you can make it, if not we can do it another time. If you’re already an Ike’s member elsewhere I think you just pay chapter dues not another membership. For that matter you probably don’t need sponsored in if you’re already a member elsewhere.
     

    chef larry

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    I can sponsor you in if you’re interested. Next meeting is November 6th at 630 if you can make it, if not we can do it another time. If you’re already an Ike’s member elsewhere I think you just pay chapter dues not another membership. For that matter you probably don’t need sponsored in if you’re already a member elsewhere.
    If you could let me know. Thanks.
     

    chef larry

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    PSA NIPSCO RATE HIKE

    OPEN PUBLIC COMMENT
    won't do you any good.

    Dear Neighbors,

    The Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) has recently filed an electric rate case. NIPSCO’s request would raise the flat monthly connection charge for each residential customer from $14.00 to $25.00. The volumetric portion of the bill would also increase. The utility’s testimony and exhibits project that an average monthly residential electric bill would rise to $166.90 for customers using 714 kWh and to $223.61 for customers using 1,000 kWh when new rates are fully implemented in March 2025.

    In a recent press release, NIPSCO announced a public written comment period open to consumers to submit their comments on the rate increase that will be on the official case record.

    Since NIPSCO covers our district, I encourage anyone who wishes to share their thoughts, questions and concerns with the Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) to submit their written comments.

    Consumers who wish to submit comments for the case record may do so via the OUCC's website at www.in.gov/oucc/2361.htm or by mail at:

    Public Comments

    Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC)

    115 W. Washington St., Suite 1500 SOUTH

    Indianapolis, IN 46204

    Please note that all comments should include: the consumer's name, city, zip code, and reference to either "IURC Cause No. 46120" or "NIPSCO Electric Rates."

    The OUCC needs to receive all written comments no later than Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024. If you have any questions about commenting, contact the OUCC's consumer services staff at 1-888-441-2494.

    To stay informed on any case updates, visit www.in.gov/oucc/electric/key-cases-by-utility/nipsco-electric-rates/nipsco-electric-rate-case/.

    As always, if you have questions, concerns, or feedback, please reach out to my legislative office at 317-239-9041 or H1@iga.in.gov.
    You just keep paying the bill.
     

    melensdad

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    Home from Purdue. Left campus shortly after midnight. I coached at Homewood-Flossmoor high school this afternoon. Left HFHS about 5:30pm. Drove to Purdue. Coached there until the building closed. Stopped in Fowler for a Gatorade Zero & a discount version of a hostess cherry pie on the way home.

    Long afternoon/evening but fun. At least for me. Hitting kids with metal sticks is rewarding.
     
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