Ventura Advocates Gun Law Debate

Josey1

Ventura Advocates Gun Law DebateInterest Could Be High In 2002Posted: 8:13 a.m. CDT October 9, 2001ST. PAUL -- Gov. Jesse Ventura said that last month's terrorist attacks could add a new dimension to a debate over a bill that would make it easier for Minnesotans to carry guns in public. Gun Law Revisited? Ventura said that the bill could be fairly high on the legislative agenda in February. Only the Senate stood in the way of changes to the concealed-carry gun law last session. The changes would have limited discretion that local police use to deny permits. It also would allow most law-abiding, mentally competent adults who pass a background check and undergo training to get one. Ventura supports loosening permit rules for non-criminals who complete gun-safety training and skills testing. http://www.channel4000.com/news/ventura/news-ventura-100860820011009-081016.html

Iconoclast

Jesse for President in 2008.

awold

Yeah, but don't forget that Minnesota tends to be more democrat-leaning. This came up a year or two ago and while I think it was the closest vote on it in a long time, it's not surprising it failed.

Andrew Adams

I'm sorry, I do not want anyone associated with the World Wrestling Federation as my President. Especially not one as socially liberal as the Body!

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When you want to dial long distance...AT&T, .223, or Jeremiah 33.3?

badboybob

I agree Andrew. WTF does fake rasslin' have to do with qualification for president?

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So many guns to buy. So little money.