[marktwain]

This has happened in several states. Republican leaders do not want a bill passed, so they use parliamentary procedures to kill it.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Bush League Republicans are Assistant Democrats and do not believe in liberty.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep. It happened in Tennessee for YEARS because the RINOS didn’t want to pass it.

[Shadylake]

Texas seems mired in the same situation. It’s gotten further this time than before, but I highly doubt it’ll pass. Good luck next time, Indiana.

[Psalm 73]

In my State prior to the 2020 election:

Of the 33 Republican candidates running for a state Senate seat, 2 candidates had a “D” or “F” rating from the NRA (meaning openly hostile to 2nd Amendment rights), and 16 “?” rating, meaning they did not bother to return their NRA questionnaire (indifference) or have made contradictory statements regarding gun rights.

Of the 125 Republican candidates running for a state House seat, 22 candidates were openly hostile to the concept of US citizens exercising their 2nd Amendment rights, and a whopping 54 were “indifferent” at best.

[BobL]

There could have been, HEAVEN FORBID, a lawsuit or something if it were signed into law...like South Dakota and every other RINO-infested state, Indiana cannot afford those expenses.

[Vaduz]

And they wonder how the got on the purge list at election time duh.

[davidb56]

Lez “Bo” Brown will have a slobbering excuse why it was a bad bill.

[princeofdarkness]

This is why voter integrity laws won’t be passed even in supposedly GOP states with heavy majorities of Republicans.