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WA: New Mag Ban Introduced
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Despite the bills to ban standard capacity magazines failing to meet the crossover deadline, anti-gun legislators are playing procedural games in an attempt to resurrect this legislation. They introduced House Bill 2947 with much of the same language as the previous bills plus a “buy-back” provision in order to make this an appropriations bill that is not subject to the same deadlines. Additionally, the title of the bill has been changed in an effort to limit amendments on the floor.
Please contact your state Representative to express your disappointment in this stunt and ask them to OPPOSE HB 2947. |
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| Unless those that seek to destroy America are prosecuted for their crimes against the people, these assaults on Freedom will continue. There's no room for Mobocracy in the laws of the Republics Constitution. You have rights, know them. |
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