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Pennsylvania Governor Signs Tighter Gun Law


Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008
Updated: October 24th, 2008 04:12 PM GMT-05:00

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JENNIFER LIN
The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Posted by Matt K. in PA
(10/24/08 - 02:18 PM)
Sounds like a bunch of political shenanigans.




Posted by Chas in dayton
(10/25/08 - 02:25 AM)
Common sense
Good gun laws signed by a poitician for a change. These laws punish criminals rather that law abiding citizens.



Posted by Mike in Seattle
(10/25/08 - 12:46 PM)
Apparently common sense has broken out in PA - good job all around!



Posted by Richard Martin in Boca Raton, FL
(10/26/08 - 11:50 AM)
PA gun law
I applaud the responsible parties in Pennsylvania that have developed and passed a sensible gun law--one that punishes the criminal element, but not the law-abiding citizen.



Posted by Tom in Nashville
(10/26/08 - 08:49 PM)
Holy *censored*...you mean they're actually going to increase penalties for dangerous felons instead of making it more difficult for law-abiding citizens to own firearms and protect themselves? What a novel freakin' idea!



Posted by James in Washington DC
(10/27/08 - 08:12 AM)
Gun Law
Only in PA. where it all started over 230 years ago, can a government sign into legislation a reasonable law that doesn't infringe upon a constitutional right. I wonder if these guys/girls would be willing to step up and replace some of the pork we have here up on the Hill. Or maybe run for the Big House.



Posted by Paul in Biloxi MS
(10/27/08 - 01:31 PM)
feel good law?
"Save lives by acting as a deterrent"? Isn't it already against the law to murder or shoot at cops? I guess that wasn't enough deterrent.







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