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NH: House Votes For Waiting Periods, Background Checks on Guns
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The New Hampshire House approved several bills Tuesday aimed at tightening the rules on gun purchases in the state, a dramatic shift in a state known to have some of the least restrictive laws in the country. Supporters in the Democratically-controlled body voted 199-147 in favor of a bill that would mandate a seven-day waiting period on gun sales. The House also approved a bill 203-148 that requires criminal background checks on commercial sales and a seven-day waiting period for gun purchases..
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Stripeseven
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| Law abiding gun owners are the Scapegoats to divert responsibility from the governments inept ability to control criminals, directly onto the backs of those who have done nothing wrong at all. Thinking that somehow, some way, depriving the rights of law abiding citizens will shift into stopping criminals, is at the very best delusional... |
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