HF 1467- The most important update to MN gun law since MCPPA

[engnerdan]

Thanks for the video, I hope this passes.

[Perch_44]

Well, is it on todays agenda?

[plblark]

Today's agenda has not been posted yet. Given they had a late night ...

The Senate will be in Session at 12 Noon

[Perch_44]

anyone know if it is being voted on today?


thanks!

[bstrawse]

GOCRA e-mail I received this morning indicated late afternoon this would likely come up.

I also confirmed that my Senator (Lillie - R) will be voting for it -- no surprise since he's one of the co-authors
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[RobD]

GOCRA e-mail I received this morning indicated late afternoon this would likely come up.

I also confirmed that my Senator (Lillie - R) will be voting for it -- no surprise since he's one of the co-authors
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(live from Sen. Hoffman's office) Not today guys... Hoping for tomorrow....

[642rUS]

On Friday and Saturday, GOCRA lobbyists were there from 11 am to 7:30 pm.

There has been no action out of the Republican Senate leadership.

They will probably now complain that they have "run out of time."

[macphisto]

Thank you for your hard work. Let us know who's **** us and we'll unleash the fury.

[PHATSPEED7x]

I realize the budget needs to be balance but I would really like to see this become law.

[642rUS]

I realize the budget needs to be balance but I would really like to see this become law.

THe Senate passed dozens of "nothing bills" during the past week. The Republicans HAD time IF they wanted to use it.

[RobD]

I realize the budget needs to be balance but I would really like to see this become law.

THe Senate passed dozens of "nothing bills" during the past week. The Republicans HAD time IF they wanted to use it.

They easily could afford the 10-15 mins that it would have taken to pass the bill. No vote is a "no vote".

[macphisto]

They easily could afford the 10-15 mins that it would have taken to pass the bill.

How long did it take in the House?

[Hammer99...]

They easily could afford the 10-15 mins that it would have taken to pass the bill.

How long did it take in the House?

90 minutes if memory serves...

[RobD]

They easily could afford the 10-15 mins that it would have taken to pass the bill.

How long did it take in the House?

90 minutes if memory serves...

Correct, But Cornish had to engage Paymar and Mullery, and just had to get the last word. Senator Hoffman didn't plan on getting into that kind of a pissing contest.

[Stealthcarry]

Time to make the republican leadership aware of Saul Alinsky's 13th tatic for Radicals. "Pick the target, freeze it, PERSONALIZE it, polarize it."

There's no reason we can't take this and use it for OUR cause.

Make life hell for them. And let 'em know this is just a small taste of what's to come. Make it ugly and make it personal. And I take my INALIENABLE right to self-defense verry personally.