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WY: Committee revives controversial gun bill in surprise vote
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The Joint Agriculture Committee Tuesday revived a controversial gun rights bill on a split-second, unannounced vote moments before the committee adjourned in a move lambasted by critics for its lack of transparency.
The bill, last session�s Senate File 81 � Second Amendment Preservation Act, would prevent agents of the state from enforcing any federal law or regulation that restricts a citizen�s right to carry firearms. A heavily amended version of the legislation passed the Senate by an overwhelming margin in March, but died without a hearing in the House when it failed to meet a key procedural deadline.
Tuesday�s measure passed on a 7-4 vote. |
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| The gun control crowd says they want common sense gun laws. When they get them they are still unhappy. |
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