996twint
Regular Member
I emailed the Governor and expressed my displeasure on his campaign promise on Open Carry. I asked him to veto the bill as it stands now and to send it back to get changed to what it should be.
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Governor's Actions
- Thread starter seminoles1999
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^^ SAME veto in entirety- do-over.
"I mean't the replubicans will be winning the election next cycle. "
Mixed blessing.,where once we thought we could count on them...after this? If they are too afraid to roll up the sleeves and MAKE things happen when they have the power, AND the Governorship, not a whole lot of hope in just bringing in more of em. They need to demonstrate a will they currently seem to lack.
What's a few more of them in power going to do if they end up walking down the hall and handing their manhood to Boggy the moment they arrive?
"I mean't the replubicans will be winning the election next cycle. "
Mixed blessing.,where once we thought we could count on them...after this? If they are too afraid to roll up the sleeves and MAKE things happen when they have the power, AND the Governorship, not a whole lot of hope in just bringing in more of em. They need to demonstrate a will they currently seem to lack.
What's a few more of them in power going to do if they end up walking down the hall and handing their manhood to Boggy the moment they arrive?
These politicians are all the same R or D, all they do is cater to whoever has the money Big Business and the Insurance company, take a look at the new bill for insurance companies. Totally screws the people, we will be paying higher premiums and less coverage, that is why they spent so much time on it while 234 was in session! Its always the same recycled crap politicians sometimes a Dem, sometimes a Rep.
open carry in fl.
in 1975 and before, in st.lucie co. We had a festival called the sandy shoes festival, where everyone who wanted too open carried through out downtown 2nd street with the so and city police all there doing the same, in uniform or not. This went on all day, no problems. After that i moved to al. For about 12yrs and when i came back no more open carry.
in 1975 and before, in st.lucie co. We had a festival called the sandy shoes festival, where everyone who wanted too open carried through out downtown 2nd street with the so and city police all there doing the same, in uniform or not. This went on all day, no problems. After that i moved to al. For about 12yrs and when i came back no more open carry.
And gone for a time or no, can you recall any massive public outcry to alter that in any way? Any sudden rash of full-blown Tombstone-style firefights that may have generated any logical justification to put an end to OC?
Me either.
Gov. Scott hasn't seen it yet.
Keep an eye on this link. It will tell you when he has it on his desk, and how long he has to sign it...
http://archive.flsenate.gov/data/BIR/GovernorAction/2011/govact.pdf
swatpamike
Regular Member
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seminoles1999
New member
HB 45 - Firearms & Ammunition, HB 155 - Privacy Of Firearm Owners were presented to Governor effective 05/25/11.
Japle
Regular Member
The latest:
http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2011/234
06/08/2011 • Signed by Officers and presented to Governor.
http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2011/234
06/08/2011 • Signed by Officers and presented to Governor.