Sipsey Street Irregulars: 23 State AGs Support Appeal of Decision Upholding Connecticut’s New Gun Law

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

23 State AGs Support Appeal of Decision Upholding Connecticut’s New Gun Law

Attorneys general in 23 states signed on last week to an appeal by state Second Amendment advocates of a federal court decision which upheld the constitutionality of Connecticut’s gun control law.

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Anonymous said...: Meanwhile in CT senator "Dick" BlewMenthol jumped up and down on the pile of dead bodies in CA screaming "take their guns, get the guns". He did
not however, address assault machetes or High Capacity BMW's in his comments. Nor did he question what meds this troubled young as swipe may have been prescribed. He also failed to mention the young man's stellar upbringing in which dad travels the world photographing women's ass.

Please observe the lesson of the 2nd Hunger Games linked mass school shooting wherein the perp was troubled, addicted to violent vid games
and ignored by all is........"it's time for proactive action in the mental health arena". If you are seeing a therapist for ANYTHING they are going to be certain you do not get a gun. And the collection of said weapons is already under way in CA. Sleep on sheeple. Baaaaaaaa

http://youtu.be/lbNI9u3s314; May 28, 2014 at 6:58 AM
Anonymous said...: The list of states I am willing to visit continues to shrink. Never been to CT, and now most likely never will.; May 28, 2014 at 7:32 AM
THEBigFatPanda said...: Note to self: drop note of Bravo Zulu to my state(MI) AG.; May 29, 2014 at 2:55 PM

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23 State AGs Support Appeal of Decision Upholding Connecticut’s New Gun Law

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