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NJ: Murphy, sending a ‘strong and clear message,’ signs 6 gun control bills into law
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Gov. Phil Murphy, declaring he was sending “a strong and clear message” to President Donald Trump, signed six gun control bills into law during an hourlong ceremony Wednesday attended by hundreds of gun control advocates and a survivor of the Parkland, Fla., school shooting.
Some of the laws merely align New Jersey with already existing federal laws and formally roll back a Christie administration regulation. Others are more substantial and controversial, including reducing the permitted size of ammunition clips. |
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PHORTO
(6/14/2018)
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Yeah, it's a 'strong and clear message', alright.
Message: New Jersey is a restrictive socialist state. |
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