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NJ: Governor Praises Lawmakers for Advancing Gun Control Bills
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New Jersey’s governor praised lawmakers on Monday for advancing gun control measures, including legislation to prohibit the purchase of firearms parts used to make untraceable weapons, or so-called ghost guns. “As gun violence continues to plague our country, New Jersey will lead the way by setting a higher standard for gun safety,” Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, said in a statement. He stopped short of saying he would sign the measures, but called on the Democrat-led Senate to pass them. Senate President Steve Sweeney has said he intends to take up the bills.
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Dog bites man.
Nothing to see here, folks.
Move along. |
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