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GA: Georgia Democrats Propose Range of Gun Bills that Will Likely Hit Wall
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Georgia’s Democratic lawmakers have filed a flurry of bills this session that take nearly every possible approach to enacting more gun control in the state. The proposals include efforts to require those who apply for gun licenses to get hands-on training before they carry concealed weapons, repeal the campus gun bill that was approved in 2017, and rid the state of a law that requires records be purged after five years for those who were involuntarily hospitalized for mental health treatment.
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PHORTO
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Democrats are STINK and should be not only drummed out of office, but herded north into SC.
JUST. GET. RIDOF'EM.
Let Lindsey Graham worry about 'em. |
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