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NH: NH Women Gun Owners To Sununu: Veto Bills, 'Hold The Line'
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Mark A. Taff
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Gun rights activists held a press conference on April 25, 2019, at the Legislative Office Building and then met with the governor's office to request that he veto bills they said would put women and schools in the Granite State in danger. The Women's Defense League of NH and a few of their supporters in the Legislature submitted two boxes of postcards as well as two signed posters requesting Gov. Chris Sununu "hold the line" against the bills. Specifically, members of the organization were critical of HB 109, a background check bill, HB 514, a waiting period bill, and HB 564, which seeks to ban weapons from schools. |
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PHORTO
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As you can see from the photo, these gals are toothless bumpkin hags straight out of "Deliverance".
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