To: TroutStalker
Heard that too. But there was something else associated with it about 4 counties where it couldn't be enforced in. Couldn't make out what they were talking about..
Any more info????
To: el_texicano
Apparently it is the unfunded mandate portion of the law that was challenged by the four counties, and it can't be enforced there. Sounds like rural areas are a go, while urban areas can't be forced to issue. Once they find out they can make money on it, they will eventually give in.
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02/26/2004 10:34:04 AM PST by
TroutStalker
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To: el_texicano
But there was something else associated with it about 4 counties where it couldn't be enforced in. Probably the four counties where the referendum on the issue failed a couple of years ago: St. Louis City (which is also a County), St. Louis County, and whichever counties encompass Kansas City.
Basically, all the blacks voted against it because the St. Louis/Kansas City socialist newspapers manufactured large quantities of fear-mongering FUD just before the election.
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