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MO: Greene County sheriff changes mind on gun legislation after lawmakers make changes
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Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott says he’s changed his mind after two Springfield-area lawmakers changed the wording of two bills intended to protect the Second Amendment and further ease restrictions for gun owners.
Sen. Eric Burlison (R-Christian County) and Rep. Jered Taylor (R-Republic) sponsored the legislation to establish the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
The lawmakers say the bills will prevent police and deputies in Missouri from enforcing any federal gun laws, even if the federal laws become stricter than what they are now. |
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jac
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Whoever wrote this article needs to go back to school.
It doesn't tell one anything about the language in the article, or the reasons for the objection. |
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