North Dakota Joins the Constitutional Carry Club

[RamRoddoc]

That's number 12 and trending it appears... Just like public carry in the 1980's.

Edit: State #13 not 12.

http://gunwatch.blogspot.com/2017/03/north-dakota-joins-constitutional-carry.html

North Dakota passed a resident's Constitutional Carry law on Thursday, 23 March, 2017. The bill was passed in the House on 21 February, 83-9, then in the Senate on 21 March, 34 to 13. It was sent to Governor Dick Burgum on 23 March, and signed into law the same day.

 

[fattboyzz]

 

[spencer60]

Excellent! I had heard he was going to veto it but I guess he saw the writing on the wall.

 

[RamRoddoc]

Oooops, my mistake, state number 13 where a citizen no longer requires permission to carry in public.

 

[RamRoddoc]

This mentions Billionaire Bloomberg, who pledged $50 million (2014) to fight restoration of citizen firearm rights and promote making legal private transfers illegal, ban, prohibit and restrict 2A rights.

http://gunowners.org/alert03222017.htm


Bloomberg owns (funds and staffs) Mayor's Against "Illegal" Guns (MAIG), Mom's Who Demand Action and Everytown For Gun Safety anti-gun rights organizations.

They made a public statement:

http://everytown.org/press/north-da...ng-states-concealed-carry-permit-requirement/

Despite Polling Showing Wide Opposition, Governor Burgum Signs House Bill 1169, Making it Easy for Dangerous People and People with No Firearms Safety Training to Carry Hidden, Loaded Handguns Throughout North Dakota

HB 1169, a bill that allows dangerous people and people with no firearms safety training to carry hidden, loaded handguns throughout the state.

Their polling methodology has been questioned as it appears to over sample and carefully word questions to achieve a desired goal.

85% North Dakotans did not want their gun rights restored....


I suspect it's the same Bloomberg paid polling group who claimed 90% of Coloradoans wanted to give up their gun rights. That bill passed a public vote by a bit over 50%. It also lead to the first ever Colorado recall election for Morse and Giron, which lead to Eve Hudak stepping down just before the people fired her.

 

[YOTESHOOTER]

And we wonder what is wrong with "OUR COUNTRY", socialists idealism, if we take away guns then no one will get hurt. Yeah, right...

 

[batoncolle]

Good on ND, and the expectation is that 3 or 4 more states will go CC this year.

Meanwhile in GA, a state dominated with fake conservatives, we continue to be an anti 2A state for the foreseeable future.