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WA: Two controversial gun bills await Inslee's signature
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Second Amendment advocates say two bills headed for the governor's desk could have deadly consequences.
Those in favor of the bills say they just involve a longer wait-time to acquire firearms, but local representative Brad Klippert voted no on both.
He says they're both bad for victims of domestic violence.
Representative Brad Klippert said the wait might turn potential violent crime victims into sitting ducks. |
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PHORTO
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"He says bills like his are happening all over the country."
“An unconstitutional statute adopted by a dozen jurisdictions is no less unconstitutional by virtue of its popularity.” - U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez |
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