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Lawmakers push ‘Good Neighbor Gun Dealer’ bill
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Four Democrats proposed a measure in the U.S. House to establish a code of conduct for firearms dealers and shame so-called “bad apples.”
The measure, proposed by U.S. Reps. Ruben Gallego (Ariz.), Eleanor Norton Holmes (D.C.) Mike Quigley and Robin Kelly (Ill.) earlier this week, would require the Justice Department to establish a voluntary code of conduct for federal firearms licensees that would earn the dealer a “Good Neighbor” certification.
The sponsors, all with a long history of supporting anti-gun legislation, contend their bill is needed to help combat gun violence. |
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jac
(9/26/2015)
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What we really need is a code of conduct for politicians.
It is apparent to me that politicians are much more dishonest and devious than FFA holders. |
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