NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee’s 2025 legislative session kicks off next Tuesday and several nonprofits are reaching out to state leaders regarding their concerns. One of those groups is Voices for a Safer Tennessee, which held a panel discussion on its 2025 goals.
“I definitely think that we are making progress,” advocate Katherine Merrill said, adding that the most difficult issue of the modern era is the number of firearms on the street.
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I don't know how to tell you this, Kathy, but we already have to go through a background check. Unless you're just talking about gun thieves - of course, I'm all for them having to fill out ATF's Form 4473.
Punishing the masses for the acts of an individual is how they take away all of your freedom, one after another.
ReplyDeleteYeah,, ya Gotsta have That Certificate to Keep and Bear..
ReplyDeleteThen they run the cost up, make getting the certificate harder and make it expensive and difficult to qualify to teach it.
Nope
What part of "no" doesn't she understand?
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