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OK: State Reps Talk About Potential "Constitutional Carry" Changes
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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An Oklahoma lawmaker is trying to gather enough signatures to put the new constitutional carry law, which is expected to take effect in November, on hold. The bill referred to as constitutional carry goes into effect on November 1st, allowing Oklahoma residents to own firearms without a permit or any type of training. But Representative Jason Lowe of Oklahoma City is taking steps to prevent that from happening by collecting signatures to suspend the law. |
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PHORTO
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Stop it. Just... STOP it.
Fundamental rights cannot be subjected to any plebiscite. |
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