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Pennsylvania Republican Doubles Down: Defends Bill to Outlaw Private Gun Sales
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Pennsylvania Rep. Jamie Santora (R-163) defended his legislation outlawing private gun sales via the implementation of universal background checks during the May 30 airing of Whatever It Takes with Curt Schilling. On May 28, Breitbart News reported that Santora wants to ban the private sales that Americans have enjoyed since the Second Amendment was ratified in 1791. His vehicle for doing this is an expansion of background checks wherein private gun sales are equated with retail gun sales, thereby forcing a law-abiding co-worker to seek out an agent of the state, fill out paperwork, and get permission–i.e., submit to a background check–before buying a gun from a co-worker. |
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dasing
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| Never!!! |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(5/31/2017)
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Why do many people think that republicans are automatically PRO 2A?
Even Ronald Reagan, the party's best-known, most ... "conservative" repub signed an antigun law as governor of California.
Trust No One.
Verify, verify, verify, VERIFY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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