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MT: Another city to challenge preemption, this time in Montana
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The Missoula City Council last night received a proposed ordinance that will likely put the western Montana council in the crosshairs of the Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA) because it allegedly won’t square with state statute, according to KECI News, the local NBC affiliate.
While challenging state law on gun regulation may seem stylish and “progressive” in Seattle, Washington, it just might not be greeted with zeal anywhere outside the Missoula city limits. At issue is a desire by members of the council to require background checks on all firearms transactions that occur inside the city, ostensibly closing the so-called “gun show loophole.” |
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mickey
(9/25/2015)
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| The answer to this proposed ordinance should be proposed legislation to make it personally VERY expensive to violate preemption. |
| Comment by:
jac
(9/25/2015)
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How did the liberals take over a city in Montana?
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