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Bloomberg Stuffs Bucks Into Maine And Nevada Ballot Initiatives
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David Williamson
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As the Nov. 8 election draws nearer, the battle is heating up for the votes of Nevada and Maine residents concerning restrictive anti-gun ballot initiatives being considered in both states. In Nevada, gun-control advocates are pushing Question 1, an initiative that would punish law-abiding gun owners but have no effect on criminals or violent crime. A “yes” vote on Question 1 supports requiring all firearm transfers to take place through the agency of a licensed dealer, with both parties present and a background check conducted. Note that this applies to all transfers, not just sales—meaning a Nevada resident wouldn’t be able to gift a treasured heirloom gun to a child without getting an FFL holder involved. |
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Sosalty
(9/13/2016)
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| One would think, or maybe we don't think, that if an initiative were largely funded by an interest or person from outside the state, that in itself would make clear its' faulty basis and be reason to vote against it with less than a second of consideration. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(9/13/2016)
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| Little blooming short man with big money tries to influence elections due to control issues. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(9/13/2016)
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| He is stink and he is stink. He is stink and stink-stink-stink. |
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