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VT: Disgrace: Vermont's A-Rated NRA Governor Caves To Gun Control Crowd
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So, just in case you’re not convinced that gun control’s sphere is expanding, pro-gun Vermont, where nearly 70 percent of residents own firearms and have a pro-gun Republican governor, has decided to hop onto the expanded background check and magazine limit train. Gov. Phil Scott has signed into law a bill passed by the Democratic-controlled state Senate that expanded background checks and limits the size of magazines; it’s 10 rounds for rifles and 15 for handguns. Bump stocks are also banned. |
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netsyscon
(4/12/2018)
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And no vacations to VT either.
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