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OR: Oregon gun ballot initiatives: what you need to know
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IP 43 would ban the sale of select semiautomatic guns and high-capacity ammunition magazines.
But it will no longer be on the November ballot since Oregon’s Supreme Court recently ordered a change to the word ‘assault weapons’ in the title.
Now they’ve simply run out of time.
“This has gone back and forth and challenged by the NRA every time,” Reverend Knutson said.
A similar initiative that won’t hit the ballot until 2020 is Initiative 44.
That would require gun owners to use safety devices when storing guns and report lost or stolen firearms within 24 hours. |
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| Hey, Rev... we thunked you all church-goin types were all about tellin the truth and that there straight-shootin kinda behaviors. And then your word-twistin, sneaky, underhanded way of getting folks to "see it your way" instead of clearly statin what you all wanted to happen with this here proposed ballot measure, and now complainin cause them other folks at the NRA what wants to protect our constitutional rights went an pointed our your obfuscatory shenanigans to the ol Oregon State Supreme Court, an all... Shame on you. |
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