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WI: Special Session On Gun Control Convenes
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Because the Legislature defended your freedom and did not accede to his demands, Governor Tony Evers issued an executive order for a “special” session that convenes today, November 7. Gov. Evers previously tried to undermine your Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms through a confiscation scheme devoid of due process and the criminalization of private transfers – and he’s hoping you won’t notice his stubborn attempt to steal your rights again. Your NRA remains committed to defending the Second Amendment against such infringements and is determined to protect your rights against these schemes in the special session. |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(11/8/2019)
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Yeah.
*bang* The legislature will be in session.
*bang* The legislature is adjourned.
HAW-HAW-HAW!!! |
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