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    Officials in Northern California's Shasta County declare county a Second Amendment fortress in 'war on guns'

    by Jessica Garrison, Los Angeles Times Jul 25, 2023 3 minutes
    Recall supporter Patty Plumb, left, in front of the Shasta County Clerk's Office, where votes for a recall election were being counted, along with her husband, Ron Plumb, and Marjorie Andrews.

    LOS ANGELES — After gaining national attention for dumping Dominion Voting Systems and becoming the largest entity in the United States to resort to hand-counting ballots, the Shasta County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday waded into another issue roiling right-wing America: an unwavering defense of gun rights.

    By a 4-0 vote, the board approved a resolution declaring that the county would "use all lawful means at its disposal to support and defend the Second Amendment."

    Supervisor Patrick Jones, whose day job is managing his family's gun store in Redding,

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