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Mayors Push Back Against National Reciprocity for Gun Owners
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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As national reciprocity legislation continues to gain momentum, it is predictably attracting opposition from groups such as the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) and Michael Bloomberg’s "Everytown." Meeting last week in Miami, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio put forward a resolution for the Conference of Mayors blasting national reciprocity for licensed gun owners. It said in part... |
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dasing
(7/4/2017)
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| Why would anyone want these people for their mayor? I would want a TRUE american for my mayor! |
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netsyscon
(7/4/2017)
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| They are Liberals of course, that is why the snowflakes want them. Anyway, we "Deplorables" will push back too. Time to move out of these states and let them run the way they want. Just don't bother us with your crime problems. |
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