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HB1302-"The Neighborhood Bag Lady Can Take Your Guns" bill
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let's hope it stays that way
- Nov 6, 2015
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If he doesn't sign or veto the bill, does it become law by itself?
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Boondock Saint
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Yes. After 30 days I believe. The bill would have the law take effect on 10/1/18.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Hogan has allowed a few bills to become law without signature so far this session.
He has thirty days I think. Bills are not immediately available for signature, it'll probably be 2 weeks before this is ready.
- Dec 13, 2015
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I called to let them know how I feel about this bill being passed. They again stated that it is not in the list of bills for the Governor to sign today or tomorrow. They gave the usual B.S. telling me that they will let the governor know how I feel. 
Really disappointed by this State and our representatives. The outlook doesn't look good and I don't think freedom loving people belong or should stay in Maryland. The State is a lost cause. There is no future for us here and it's just something that we have to accept. It is clear what their intent is with this bill. They will use it against us make no mistake about it.
Really disappointed by this State and our representatives. The outlook doesn't look good and I don't think freedom loving people belong or should stay in Maryland. The State is a lost cause. There is no future for us here and it's just something that we have to accept. It is clear what their intent is with this bill. They will use it against us make no mistake about it.
- Jan 30, 2013
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Writing something longer might help you vent, but people who receive a lot of mail are more likely to read and absorb it when it's short and to the point.
As O'Reilly used to say, "Keep it pithy."
smokedog
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I called to let them know how I feel about this bill being passed. They again stated that it is not in the list of bills for the Governor to sign today or tomorrow. They gave the usual B.S. telling me that they will let the governor know how I feel.
Welcome to east coast california.
honukane
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I also sent a request to VETO the bills to Gov Hogan. It will be interesting IF he actually vetoes them rather than simply letting them become law.
S.U. and I have both called and written.
Just received a fundraising email from the Guv now that the fundraising embargo has been lifted with the end of the session.
So if he vetoes HB1302 he’ll get some sugar. If he either signs it or otherwise lets it become law, I’ll send back to him the last two of the Homebrewers For Hogan bumper stickers I have left, plus the one that’s currently on my vehicle, with appropriate mark-ups...then await service of an ERPO.
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Just received a fundraising email from the Guv now that the fundraising embargo has been lifted with the end of the session.
So if he vetoes HB1302 he’ll get some sugar. If he either signs it or otherwise lets it become law, I’ll send back to him the last two of the Homebrewers For Hogan bumper stickers I have left, plus the one that’s currently on my vehicle, with appropriate mark-ups...then await service of an ERPO.
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STeveZ
Thank you, Abelard
Forgive my ignorance but has this governor ever seemed willing to support 2A rights or does he pay it lip service and bail if there is a political cost associated with his support?
This seems like a situation where he can not-sign it, say he doesn't support it, but won't stand in it's way. Who are 2A supporters going to vote for, a Dem?
This seems like a situation where he can not-sign it, say he doesn't support it, but won't stand in it's way. Who are 2A supporters going to vote for, a Dem?
If Hogan vetoes HB1302, I will wear a dress to the May 5th pig roast.
Fox123
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He doesn’t even pay lip service.
- Dec 30, 2012
- 6,996
Don't feel completely defeated. It's thru the efforts of Rack & the rest of the patriots that the bill isn't as bad as it could've been.
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
There have been a number of discussions on this topic. Some don't like his position on the 2A others are saying wait and see. I was at one point a very staunch supporter of Governor Hogan, but in the last 3 months, I've realized (my point of view) that he has not and will not support any pro 2A stance.
I would love to have to eat my words and see him veto this Bill. However, this is just one of many where he could have made a difference and he did not. So at least from my point of view, he's done.
Yes, I know about what we would be getting if a Dem was in office. But one can only hope that he gets a real Republican to run against him in the primary.
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
With stiletto heals too?
fabsroman
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I received the MSI update and just finished writing Hogan to ask him to veto this bill. Make sure you all do the same. Not too hard to do, and if he gets a lot of requests from people he might just think about what this bill does and how terrible it is.
Are we missing that once someone calls to report a red flag,, Says, " I am not sure how many firearms, but I know he has a bump stock too...... "
I was with good people in Annapolis last night PP. Got home at 210am.. Read most of the States response on Rack V Pope.. made me a little nauseous.
The state has more rights than the people. Is it supposed to be like that?
I was with good people in Annapolis last night PP. Got home at 210am.. Read most of the States response on Rack V Pope.. made me a little nauseous.
The state has more rights than the people. Is it supposed to be like that?
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
Yes, we are very thankful for their efforts. That can't be denied. But the strange thing, everything those folks did for this Bill SHOULD have been done by our representatives, not a grass roots effort.
Their excuses that there was no opposition to the Bill is laughable. Does this mean that they can't think for themselves and they need a group or groups to tell them how to vote? If that's the case then step down and let people who can think for themselves have a chance to help run the state. I don't need a robot in Annapolis.
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