NH Senate Judiciary Committe Unanimously Rejects SB-44 (May Issue bill)

[simonz]

This bill would have changed NH from Shall Issue to May Issue. Looks like we got a huge turnout of people opposed this sneaky bill.

http://www.gonh.org/

On Thursday morning, March 15, Senate Bill 44, sponsored by Senator Peter Burling [D-5], and Representatives Lee Hammond [D-Graf 11] and John Tholl [R-Coos 2], seeking to change the concealed carry licensing statute to allow the issuing authority to deny a license to anyone "the official reasonably believes to be a member of a terrorist or criminal organization," was unanimously rejected by the Senate Judiciary Committee before an overstuffed hearing room and a jam-packed Hall of Flags.

GO-NH member and supporter Ken Kreis estimated as many as 500-600 people in attendance.

A concerted turnout effort by GO-NH, the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, and other pro-freedom groups statewide was responsible for this tremendous display of opposition to the bill.

If you were there, thank you! Your presence as part of that overwhelming turnout sent a resounding message, even if you weren't one of the few who was able to speak.

 

[Freedomv]

I love it when a plan comes togather!


Vern

 

[Standing Wolf]

Well done, New Hampshire folks!

That said™, I predict the leftist extremists will be back with the exact same stupid idea next year, and the year after, and the year after that, and...

 

[stevelyn]

...... to deny a license to anyone, the official reasonably believes to be a member of a terrorist or criminal organization"..........

As if members of terrorist and criminal organizations will be flocking to get their licenses to be in compliance with the law.

Hard to believe people that stupid are still breathing.:banghead:

 

[LAR-15]

You need more folks from Massachusetts to move there.

Then you will get a sensible may issue bill.

Sorry it didn't pass.