Dixie Assemblyman Chris Frost denounces San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani.

Dixie Assemblyman Chris Frost denounces San Francisco District 2 Supervisor Catherine Stefani for motioning to class the NRA as a Domestic Terrorist Group.

Republican Dixie Assemblyman Chris Frost has denounced San Francisco District 2 Supervisor Catherine Stefani after she motioned to the city legislation to class the National Rifle Association as a domestic terrorist group. Assemblyman Frost proposed to the Dixie State Assembly Resolution 037 which calls the state to denounce Catherine Stefani for her actions. Resolution 037 also calls upon Dixie to support the NRA and actively work with the organization to provide high quality gun safety courses around the state. We did reach out to Assemblyman Frost to give us a statement on the matter, here is what he said.

“For San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani to try and class a legitimate American Organization is not only distasteful but also unbecoming for a City Supervisor. Catherine Stefani should be ashamed of herself for letting her emotions get the best of her decision making. The NRA spends millions each year on providing high-quality gun safety courses to teach our people how to safely handle a firearm. For her to try and say the NRA is a domestic terrorist group for trying to defend the rights of all Americans is absurd. If the city of San Francisco should be classing anyone as domestic terrorists, it should be the group called Antifa. I am concerned for the state Sierra is in and I hope its legislation can get a grip on its failing state.”

This motion from the Catherine Stefani comes only days after Sierra Governor ZeroOverZero passed multiple controversial executive orders, such as Executive Order 24 which called for the imprisonment of innocent white Americans and those registered with the Republican party. These events both call the question of the state Sierra is in. The state's legislation has blocked any attempt to impeach the Sierra Governor for multiple violations of the Constitution including violating U.S. Code § 1324.