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IL: Recent Shootings Renew Push For Local Assault Weapon Bans
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Recent shootings involving high-powered weapons may be lending momentum to a bill that would allow Illinois cities and villages to enact bans on assault weapons.
State Sen. Julie Morrison (D-Deerfield) is pushing Senate Bill 2130, which would restore the ability of cities and villages to adopt ordinances similar to the Highland Park measure that survived a constitutional challenge last year.
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PHORTO
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1) Elect Trump.
2) Replace Ginsburg, Breyer and Kennedy with Constitutionalists.
3) Run an "assault weapons" ban up the pipe.
4) Get a precedent and shut these jackwagons up once and for all. |
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