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NC: North Carolina legislature passes bill eliminating pistol permit system
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The North Carolina state Senate on Wednesday voted to approve legislation that would allow residents to bypass the longstanding requirement to obtain a permit from the local sheriff in order to purchase a handgun.
While Republicans were successful in passing the bill in a 27-20 party line vote, the measure is expected to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, who has repeatedly signaled his support for additional gun control measures and implementing more restrictions on gun sales. |
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PHORTO
(8/19/2021)
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| The NC legislature needs to toss the governor out of a helicopter. [/sarc] |
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