Morning Wire Davos & Gun Law Standoff | 1.18.23
Jan 18, 2023
World leaders gather in Davos to tackle pressing global issues, but their discussions spark significant controversy and debate. In Illinois, sheriffs push back against a strict new gun law, raising questions about Second Amendment rights and state versus local authority. Meanwhile, in D.C., a sweeping criminal justice reform aims to reduce penalties for violent crimes, stirring public safety concerns. These polarizing topics are at the forefront of today’s critical conversations.
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Davos and WEF Scrutiny
- The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos faces scrutiny for its influence on governments and businesses.
- Critics worry about their proposals like the "Great Reset" and the idea of owning nothing.
WEF's Great Reset and other proposals
- The WEF's "Great Reset" initiative aims to reshape economies and social structures after the pandemic.
- Megan Basham discusses WEF's proposals, including concerns about moving away from meat and towards insects.
Illinois Sheriffs Defy Gun Law
- Illinois sheriffs refuse to enforce the new gun control law, citing Second Amendment concerns.
- They believe the law is unconstitutional and are waiting for court rulings.