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NY: Webster mayor proposes weapons ban
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The mayor of the village of Webster proposed to ban weapons on village property after an outcry over residents bringing firearms to public meetings.
Mayor John Cahill proposed to draft a local law at a January board meeting in response to information he received from Webster town officials about an individual bringing what appeared to be a concealed-carry firearm to a village meeting. |
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jac
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| Why do liberals have to propose solutions to non problems? |
| Comment by:
hisself
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Does this clown not understand "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"?
Also, is a public thoroughfare "village property"? |
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