[Erik Latranyi]

Protections for abortion clinics are just fine with the NYT, including the suppression of pro-life groups.

Liberal hypocrisy on display, folks!

[jospehm20]

I am glad they are leaving. I hope some gun companies move to Texas.

[bandleader]

GOOD FOR THEM!!Now the question is who will be made to suffer in CT. to make up the lost revenue??????????

[Gaffer]

The sad truth, of course, is that PTR Industries and the rest of the gun industry have absolutely nothing to fear from Connecticut’s tougher controls on military-style assault rifles and large-scale bullet magazines. That’s because in 2005, Congress and President George W. Bush, in shameless obeisance to the gun lobby, immunized arms manufacturers from damage suits by gunshot victims. The gun lobby had sought this protection after relatives of the eight sniper victims in Washington, D.C., won $2.5 million in damages from a rifle manufacturer

What in the hell sort of twisted unrelated logic is this?

Producing products in a state and paying all the state, local taxes, in addition to UIC payments, fees, property taxes, sales taxes, etc. that has deemed EVERYTHING you do is illegal and prohibits the state residents from buying anything you make has absolutely nothing to do with liability immunity. The immunity rightly now exists for ALL states.

This is a matter of fealty to a state that is willing to take your money and provide jobs for its citizens but isn't willing to provide anything for it, the reverse, in fact.

The NYT, Washington DC politicos, and CT can just suck it.