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Florida pro-gun push ill-timed, ill-advised after Pulse
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Almost six months ago, the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history at Orlando's Pulse nightclub renewed interest across the country in reasonable limits on guns. But that's not what we're seeing in the opening volley of bills for the next regular session of the Florida Legislature that begins in March. Some gun-loving legislators still believe the Sunshine State needs fewer restrictions, not more, on where people can carry firearms.
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dasing
(12/6/2016)
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| It is against the constitution to have any firearm control laws!! |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(12/6/2016)
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| Why would restoring an eroded bill of right, the 2A, immediately, be bad timing? |
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