https://apnews.com/article/albuquerque-guns-governor-concealed-carry-fc5b4b79bf411b8022c3ad58975724d7
30 day order in Alburquerque for public health
30 day order in Alburquerque for public health
The governor pretty much admitted it won't survive. I think she just hopes it will make through the district and appellate courts and then the Supreme Court won't hear it because she will let it expire so the case would be moot.AG81 said:
Zero chance this survives a court challenge.
Much of New Mexico votes Republican. The problem is the two big population centers, Santa Fe and Albuquerque, are so heavily Democrat that they overwhelm the rest of the state which is rather sparsely populated.beanbean said:
New Mexico has went the way of Australia and Canada. Places that used to seem kind of cool whose politicians are ruining them.
Rapier108 said:
Was just about to post this.
Trial run for Biden declaring gun violence to be a "public health emergency" since as the WuFlu showed, they can pretty much do anything want when claiming emergency powers.
Jock 07 said:
And of course the logical question would be how much of the gun violence is perpetrated by legally licensed concealed carry or open carry permit holders? Bit of course logic goes right out the window with dumbass libs
The goal is to start this before a 'conservative' retirement/departure from the court. They only need ONE MORE VOTE. It takes over a year to get a case to SCOTUS.AG81 said:
Zero chance this survives a court challenge.
TX_COWDOC said:
Lujan is a commie freak. Can't believe the fine people in Santa Fe and ABQ can't vote that crap out of office.
Saw an outtake of that scene. The pizza ending up on the roof was quite by accident, but Vince rolled with it.Moral High Horse said:
That study has been done, it's called ChicagoKceovaisnt- said:
I am very opposed to this move. But perhaps it could work as a case study of how much it doesn't affect criminal acts involving firearms. It could even result in an increase in violence committed by gun wielding criminals.
You think Tuco's crew cares about laws like this?
Kceovaisnt- said:
I am very opposed to this move. But perhaps it could work as a case study of how much it doesn't affect criminal acts involving firearms. It could even result in an increase in violence committed by gun wielding criminals.
You think Tuco's crew cares about laws like this?
Kceovaisnt- said:
I am very opposed to this move. But perhaps it could work as a case study of how much it doesn't affect criminal acts involving firearms. It could even result in an increase in violence committed by gun wielding criminals.
You think Tuco's crew cares about laws like this?
beanbean said:
New Mexico has went the way of Australia and Canada. Places that used to seem kind of cool whose politicians are ruining them.
BlackLab said:
This will clearly stop criminals from carrying guns.
Good God, I hope she's challenged.Quote:
Lujan Grisham said the restrictions "are going to pose incredible challenges for me as a governor and as a state."
Quote:
Last month 5-year-old Galilea Samaniego was fatally shot while asleep in a motor home. Four teens entered the mobile home community in two stolen vehicles just before 6 a.m. on Aug. 13 and opened fire on the trailer, according to police. The girl was struck in the head and later died at a hospital.
The governor also cited the August shooting death in Taos County of 13-year-old Amber Archuleta. A 14-year-old boy shot and killed the girl with his father's gun while they were at his home.
Central Committee said:
If I was a resident of Albuquerque, NM I believe my response would be 'go to hell.'
Tuco says hello...Moral High Horse said: