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MO: Missouri House committee sinks latest bid to revive Second Amendment law
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Missouri lawmakers’ latest attempt to bar state and local officials from helping enforce certain federal gun laws collapsed Wednesday in a House committee, defeated not only by Democrats but by Republicans who said the bill would hurt gun dealers, invite costly litigation and ignore the concerns of law enforcement.
The House General Laws Committee voted 9-3 against a bill aimed at reviving Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act. The committee has 16 members — 11 Republicans and five Democrats — meaning the bill would have failed even if all four absent members had shown up. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| Missouri is going soft. Time to remind them about waco and dozens of other murders by federal goons. If your local cops want to pretend to be fed superheroes so bad then they can resign and go apply. There is NO LEGITIMATE REASON for state police to ever speak to the terrorist ATF/FBI except to arrest them for harassing and intimidating people. They can do gun traces without climbing into bed with the terrorist ATF/FBI. |
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