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NJ: Council Members Debate Supporting Second Amendment
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The governing body passed a resolution supporting the rights of gun owners during its last council meeting. Councilman Thomas Russo had proposed the resolution during a recent council meeting but said he pulled it as he wanted to revise the wording of it. “It’s a resolution supporting the second amendment in town. I felt we should add more to protect gun owners in Howell Township. I wanted to do more research on it,” Russo said during that council meeting. The resolution would not have any authority to change current, township, state or federal regulations. |
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PHORTO
(3/10/2020)
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Memo to NJ denizens: That horse galloped away while you were asleep at the switch.
IN PERPETUITY.
Do you really think this lame resolution will change anything in that totalitarian state?
HAH! Dream on.... |
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