New Jersey: Magazine Capacity Restriction Vetoed!!!

NRA-ILA ^ | 07/02/2014 | NRA

[OL Hickory]

Today, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) vetoed A.2006/S.993, sponsored by Assembly Majority Leader Louis Greenwald (D-6) and Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg (D-37). This legislation sought to arbitrarily lower New Jersey’s magazine restriction from fifteen rounds to ten

[Jack Hammer]

Christie still thinks he has a shot at the nomination.

Sorry, Chris, too little, too late.

[thorvaldr]

Just goes to show you ANYONE is a better governor than Hickenlooper.

[Oatka]

Christie still thinks he has a shot at the nomination.
Sorry, Chris, too little, too late.

Yeah, but pat him on the back. Mebbe with a few "Thanks" from gun owners, he'll veto more of this crap. "Thanks" does not equal voting for him, but why stick a thumb in his eye when he does something good for our side?

[Captainpaintball]

Wait until the next governor

[Flintlock]

So.
He thinks he’s gonna run.
woopie do.

[RC one]

agreed. No need to say anything nasty here.

[Sooth2222]

"With his veto Christie removed all of the language related to the ammunition limits and instead replaced it with five mental health proposals. Among his recommendations is requiring a person previously involuntarily committed to mental health treatment to provide “adequate medical evidence” before being approved for a firearms purchaser identification card."

ROFL!

I don't think he's running for President, although he doesn't realize that yet. He's running for VP. And if Christie's bluster gets a real conservative man or woman elected President in 2016, I'll forgive him for almost everything. He'd be about a bazillion times better as VP than Joe Biden.

[dead]

Boy, he hated doing that.

But thanks for listening, gov.

[Secret Agent Man]

he must be up for re-election again.

[gusty]

Christie just threw his hat in the ring. He is running in 2016. So far, he has been great in preventing NY and Connecticut style gun laws from infecting NJ. We went from bein worse then them to better. Without his vetoes, NJ gun owners would’ve been seriously screwed, more than they already are.