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CA: California Assembly passes gun show ban at Del Mar Fairgrounds
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The Assembly voted 48-16 today in favor of a bill co-authored by three San Diego County legislators that will ban gun and ammunition sales at gun shows held at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
The bill would ban the state's 22nd District Agricultural Association, which oversees operations at the fairgrounds, from approving sales of guns and ammunition on fairgrounds property. The bill would take effect in 2021 if the Senate and Gov. Gavin Newsom also support it. |
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Stripeseven
(4/26/2019)
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| The Commie Collective doing what they do best. Depriving law abiding citizens of their rights..and proud of it.. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/26/2019)
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It is within their powers, but it is mere virtue signaling that does nothing but inconvenience their constituents.
OK. We get it. You're condescending statist mutts who don't like guns. |
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