New Jersey ratifies Bill of Rights Today

[Bob A]

On 20 November 1789, NJ became the first state to ratify the Bill of Rights.

Kinda sad, going forward.

 

[HawaiiMark]

And now they are dismantling them one by one starting with 2nd.

 

[davsco]

out of 50 states, definitely the one i most don't want to ever step foot in again. i've heard there are some nice/pretty areas but i sure haven't seen them, and certainly their politics/2A stance is horrible.

 

[Doctor_M]

New Jersey's Governor, William Franklin (Benjamin Franklin's illegitimate son) sided with England against the Colony's independence.... NJ has been an enemy of freedom from the very beginning. And don't get me started on the modern celebtard champions of freedom from NJ like Jon Bon What's-his-name, and Bruce "The Boss" Irrelevantstein.

 

[swinokur]

so their BOR has 9 amendments?

 

[BeoBill]

On 20 November 1789, NJ became the first state to ratify the Bill of Rights.

Kinda sad, going forward.

Too bad they forgot.

 

[Mr H]

I was surprised to learn that they were able to place an expiration on it.

 

[inkd]

out of 50 states, definitely the one i most don't want to ever step foot in again. i've heard there are some nice/pretty areas but i sure haven't seen them, and certainly their politics/2A stance is horrible.

There are some good places and good people but because of the gun laws and politics I'll always be "from" New Jersey.

If it wasn't for family I'd never go back.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Hummm. I'm thinking hard which state I've been to, that I would never wish to go back.

Probably NJ , even though if the NY legislature keeps it up, they could pull ahead.

Four states I've never (yet) been to. Michigan and Alaska I want to go to.

In some ways Cali sucks even worse than NJ. But I would potentially like to vist parts of the mountains and deserts. NJ doesn't even have that to offer.