The Washington Times says that Gov.
Jerry Brown of California has vetoed a
bill that would ban future sales of most semi-automatic rifles. The bill was
proposed to him by his Democratic legislature, which continued to press for
every aspect of gun control they can think of.
His veto comes as a surprise. Perhaps it is based on the fact that gun rights groups had threatened to sue if the semi--automatic weapons ban became law.
Whatever the reason, this is a favorable development and absolutely necessary in the continuing battle with Democrats to take away all aspects of firearms from the American public, in spite of the Second Amendment to the Constitution, which guarantees the right of the citizens to bear arms and that right should not be infringed.
His veto comes as a surprise. Perhaps it is based on the fact that gun rights groups had threatened to sue if the semi--automatic weapons ban became law.
Whatever the reason, this is a favorable development and absolutely necessary in the continuing battle with Democrats to take away all aspects of firearms from the American public, in spite of the Second Amendment to the Constitution, which guarantees the right of the citizens to bear arms and that right should not be infringed.
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