«Should there be
a debate on assault weapons?
Not exact matches
Democrats offered a slew of amendments over eight hours of
debate on the bill, including a permanent ban
on assault weapons and the elimination of the armed - teacher program.
Democrats wasted no time quickly outlining their top three priorities: background checks, the ability to take guns away from those who pose a «clear danger,» and at least a
debate on banning
assault weapons such as the AR - 15 used at the Florida high school.
On Tuesday night, the state legislature refused to debate an outright ban on assault weapons as students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas watched and cried, but the teenagers» push for change is still expected to bring Florida's first limit on gun access in over a decade, according to CN
On Tuesday night, the state legislature refused to
debate an outright ban
on assault weapons as students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas watched and cried, but the teenagers» push for change is still expected to bring Florida's first limit on gun access in over a decade, according to CN
on assault weapons as students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas watched and cried, but the teenagers» push for change is still expected to bring Florida's first limit
on gun access in over a decade, according to CN
on gun access in over a decade, according to CNN.
House Republicans
on Tuesday decisively blocked a move by Democrats to
debate a ban
on assault weapons in Florida, six days after a massacre that took 17 lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
The madcap meeting with Trump
on guns, which was meant to add clarity and more urgency to the
debate, instead saw the president undermining the importance of «due process,» calling for «comprehensive» gun control, and even humoring the idea of an
assault weapons ban — all somewhat unexpected positions for a GOP president to hold.
Earlier this week, McGhee failed to get a
debate going
on a bill that would have banned
assault weapons in the state.
They stopped in at the office of state Rep. Robert «Bobby O» Olszewski, an Orlando - area Republican who had voted against a
debate on an
assault -
weapons ban the day earlier, helping to kill the bill.