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Hawaii lawmakers want Congress to weigh 2nd Amendment repeal
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A group of Hawaii state legislators wants Congress to repeal the right to bear arms — or at least specify that it is not an individual right. The resolution filed Tuesday in the Hawaiian Senate, SCR42, is backed by freshman state Sen. Stanley Chang, best known for defeating the chamber’s last Republican in 2016.
Chang’s measure, which has four co-sponsors, would request Washington discuss either scrapping the Second Amendment altogether or clarifying that it only applies to organizations such as state militias. |
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PHORTO
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Screw Hawaii and the dugout it floated in on.
Balalaba UAH! Balalaba UAH-OOKAH-UNAH!!! |
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