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WI: Gov. Evers Contemplates Special Session On Guns
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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is giving Republican lawmakers a couple of weeks to come-up with new gun control proposals, then he says he'll order lawmakers back to the Capitol. The governor on Friday said he's considering a special session to deal with guns. Evers has said for weeks that he wants a red flag law and stricter background checks in the state.
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| There is no debate. If anything should be talked about, it's why elected servants attempt to explain away their inept, bungling, no clue worth, by trying to shift the blame onto folks that have done nothing wrong. These feeble attempts to prove their worthiness on the backs of the law abiding is nothing short of nauseating. There are enough laws on the books. How about enforcing them first. |
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