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Guns often are among the hottest issues during a legislative session, but not in 2017.
The most-discussed item was the "stand your ground" measure that would have allowed more freedom to use deadly force in self defense. But that did not make it into a final bill.
"The 2017 legislative session was adjourned last night without a single dangerous gun bill being passed -- or even being voted on," the Protect Minnesota anti-gun organization wrote to members Tuesday. "This is an amazing accomplishment in a year when the 'gun rights' party is in control of both the House and the Senate." |
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dasing
(5/25/2017)
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| These people are either stupid or anti-american...it is NOT 'gun rights' it is civil rights!!! |
| Comment by:
netsyscon
(5/25/2017)
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| Well that is settled. Now it is time for the Deplorables to come together and replace the "anti-gunners" party and the Republicans that don't know why they are there. 2018 is coming very soon. |
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