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CA: Governor Jerry Brown Signs Six, Vetoes Five Gun-Right Restricting Bills
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A raft of bills intended to restrict Californians' rights to possess or exchange their weapons went to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk this week, and today he signed six and vetoed five of them.
Via a press release from the pro-Second Amendment Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), with descriptions that reflect their perspective, a list of the six signed and four of the five vetoed. (The last one on the vetoed list was not discussed by the FPC). The names in parenthesis are those of the legislator who introduced the bills. The [bracketed] interpolations are by me: |
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joebrandon
(7/2/2016)
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I think the Link is wrong. Try this...
http://reason.com/blog/2016/07/01/governor-jerry-brown-signs-six-vetoes-fo |
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