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Is anyone else beginning to sweat bullets about SB 427, SB 819, AB 144 and AB 809. I understand the Gov has till midnight tonight to veto these bills. Is that correct?
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Plenty of discussion on Brown's pending action on these bills here: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=476965Making guns illegal is as stupid as making drugs or prostitution illegal.Comment
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He's going to do whatever he wants to do. I'm sure he's known the whole time what his position will be, so I'm not stressing. No sense fussing over something predetermined. I am quite interested that he's saving them for last though.Originally posted by wildhawker
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If he doesn't explicitly veto them AND doesn't sign them into law, its de facto vetoed yes? This would allow him to veto the law and later on go "well I just didn't have the time" and appease the other side.
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I thought it's the other way - not signing or vetoing allows them to pass into lawBeing pro-gun rights in the Bay Area is like being a vegan at an Outback Steakhouse. You know you're right but nobody gives a damn.Comment
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IIRC, California works exactly the opposite way.
If he doesnt sign it, and doesnt explicitly veto, it becomes law anyhow.
Its messed up. IMO, there should be a clear and definite action taken on every bill (Yes/No for Veto). None of this "let it slide" crap.Originally posted by oaklanderComment
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Originally posted by Conan the BarbarianOriginally posted by MrsRazzComment
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I just tweeted the governor. Hopefully he'll get it in time to find his pen before midnight.www.christopherjhoffman.com
The Second Amendment is the one right that is so fundamental that the inability to exercise it, should the need arise, would render all other rights null and void. Dead people have no rights.
Magna est veritas et praevalebitComment
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He's working today...
Regards,
SwissFluCase"We don't discuss the governor's arsenal in detail" - Brown spokeswoman Elizabeth AshfordComment
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I guess you can look at it as a cliffhanger because we don't know the answer yet. I just don't view it that way.
I look at this like a complex algebraic formula I haven't learned how to solve yet. Sure, I don't know the answer yet, but its predetermined and it will be the same no matter how or when I figure it out. Not much of a cliffhanger when the decision has essentially already been made.
Then again, I'm not all that excitable.Originally posted by wildhawkerComment
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