Posted on 03/03/2016 12:42:49 PM PST by marktwain
Vetoed The West Virginia legislature can override his veto with simple majorities in both houses. From wv.us: Action by the Governor After a bill passes both chambers in the same form, it is sent to the governor. While the Legislature is in session, the governor has five days to approve or veto a bill he or she receives. After the Legislature adjourns, the governor has 15 days to act on most bills. However, the budget bill and supplemental appropriations bills must be acted upon by the governor within five days regardless of when they are received. If the governor does not act within these time limits, bills automatically become law without his or her signature.
As shown on the West Virginia legislative page, Governor Tomblin has vetoed the Constitutional carry bill for the second year in a row. Last year, 2015, Governor Tomblin vetoed a Constitutional carry bill after the legislature had adjourned. Today, 3 March, 2016, another Constitutional carry bill, HB 4145 was recorded as vetoed. From state.wv.us:
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To Governor 2/26/16 Senate Journal
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Overriding a Veto
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I’m shocked that he has a (D.) after his name. /sarc
Hill Billy....
Go WV! And when you are done, come out here to Jeff City and wake up these sleepy eyed "Republicans!"
He looks like a mafia thug from Central Casting.
Please voters everywhere...stop electing these traitor-to-their-electorate losers.
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