Posted on 03/10/2010 7:09:52 PM PST by ButThreeLeftsDo
A proposal to require background checks on all persons buying firearms at gun shows in Minnesota failed to clear its first hurdle Wednesday before a House committee.
The House Crime Victims and Criminal Records panel defeated the proposal 5-3, leaving its future in doubt. But Rep. Michael Paymar, DFL-St. Paul, the bill's author, said he may at some point resurrect the proposal before this year's legislative session ends. "It's not over [at the Legislature] until, you know, the gavel comes down in May," he said.
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The real truth is out about where bad guys get their guns.....and it ain't at gun shows.....
How about checking ID’s and nationality during voting registration and actual voting... The vote is much more dangerous than a gun.
Post of the day.
Hands down.
“the bill’s author, said he may at some point resurrect the proposal before this year’s legislative session ends.”
Keep a vigilant watch on your libtards in office.
Bears repeating and even making a tag line from.
“How about checking ID’s and nationality during voting registration and actual voting... The vote is much more dangerous than a gun.”
Paymar is a clueless career politician that is in bed with all of the anti-gun sects in MN....
His ‘research’ has been shown to be inaccurate, but he continues to ignore the facts.
The only thing he “reseaches” is what will keep him in power. (true of many, if not most, politicians)
I second that! Fantastic!!!
“researches” that is.
defektive spelchek
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How about checking ID’s and nationality during voting registration and actual voting... The vote is much more dangerous than a gun.
Indeed. The democrat voter fraud loophole needs to be closed.
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