Ohio House Bill 347 passes over governor's veto

Observation of Ohio Senate webcast

[Vinnie]

Thanks.
I travel to Ohio, Pa. a few times a year.
Now if W. Va. would reciprocate w/ other States beside Va. my trips would be much safer.

[Cap'n Crunch]

de nada... be safe!

[untrained skeptic]

I think he's going to see how many records he can set for the history books.

First sitting Governor of Ohio convicted of a crime.

Lowest approval rating.

First veto overridden since the mid-70s.

He's however running out of time since his term is almost over. He was term limited, so he wasn't eligible to run for reelection.

[2harddrive]

Don't count your chickens yet! Some jerk judge may issue an injunction preventing this new law from taking effect. Alternatively, local "authorities" could just command their police to arrest innocents anyway, based on their old laws. That has actually happenned here in Texas, where the DA in Harris County (Houston) refuses to recognize the State's pre-emption, and ordered people legally travelling with guns to be arrested anyway.