I wonder how big the kickback he got from the "Foundation" (Fundraising/income group for University of Wyoming) was.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has vetoed a bill that would have eliminated most gun-free zones in Wyoming.
A Friday evening news release from the governor's office explained his veto of House Bill 125:
Due to concerns that HB0125 exceeds the separation of powers embodied in Article 2 of our Wyoming Constitution. If the bill were enacted, any specific policy, further regulation, or clarification of the law could only be implemented by the Legislature.
“House Bill 125/Enrolled Act No. 49, erodes historic local control norms by giving sole authority to the Legislature to micromanage a constitutionally protected right,” Governor Gordon wrote in his veto letter. “Any further clarification of the law, if this bill were enacted, would augment the Legislature’s reach into local firearms regulation.”
I wonder how big the kickback he got from the "Foundation" (Fundraising/income group for University of Wyoming) was.
Archive: https://archive.today/ttCKu
From the post:
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has vetoed a bill that would have eliminated most gun-free zones in Wyoming.
A Friday evening news release from the governor's office explained his veto of House Bill 125:
Due to concerns that HB0125 exceeds the separation of powers embodied in Article 2 of our Wyoming Constitution. If the bill were enacted, any specific policy, further regulation, or clarification of the law could only be implemented by the Legislature.
“House Bill 125/Enrolled Act No. 49, erodes historic local control norms by giving sole authority to the Legislature to micromanage a constitutionally protected right,” Governor Gordon wrote in his veto letter. “Any further clarification of the law, if this bill were enacted, would augment the Legislature’s reach into local firearms regulation.”
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