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TN: TN lawmakers weigh numerous firearm bills
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"Tennessee lawmakers are focused on gun legislation and Second Amendment rights on Capitol Hill this week."
"Permit holders are one step closer to bringing guns into certain city parks. A House committee approved a bill that stops local governments from banning handguns at certain places, including playgrounds, parks and athletic fields. The Senate Judiciary committee also passed a similar version Tuesday evening." ... |
| Comment by:
jughead
(3/11/2015)
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| from what i hear though the gov. has the key people in his pocket to slide them all into one committee or another to keep them from coming to a vote and let them die. i really think bloomberge has our gov in his pocket. he was a member until he decided to run for gov. |
| Comment by:
teebonicus
(3/11/2015)
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"We allow local governments who are closer to the populations, closer to the schools and parks in questions to make individualized decisions about those," said Sen. Jeff Yarbro, D-Nashville.
Then, you admit violating the Constitution, Senator.....?
How interesting. |
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