[servo1969]

Nathan Deal
Governor of Georgia
John Nathan Deal is an American politician who has been the 82nd Governor of Georgia since January 2011.
He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as a Democratic Party candidate in 1992, but switched to the Republican Party in 1995.

[C. Edmund Wright]

BAD LINK.

[nin_kasi]

I’m a manufacturer / dealer in Georgia. The state firearms license that they’re getting rid of was just a paltry sum, basically a small tax, that gave you the right to sell handguns. Not a big deal, but glad it’s gone.
The big part they didn’t cover in that article is we can now hunt with suppressors. That’s going to increase demand in-state beyond what there already is, so the ATF transfer process is going to be pressed to keep up.

[BRL]

...and may lead to more deaths

depending on who is doing the dying, this may not be a bad thing

[FreedomPoster]

GA FReeper ping. Good news here.

My state senator voted against this one. Another check in the minus column, and a rather big one.

[Jack Hydrazine]

“Democrats resisted the proposal, although they conceded it would pass in the GOP-dominated House of Representatives. They argued that allowing guns in more places will not make society safer and may lead to more deaths.”

Lead to the death of more Democrat-voting thugs, yes. They’re just trying to protect their own.

[greeneyes]

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal is expected to sign legislation Wednesday expanding gun rights in the state.
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Shouldn’t that be “restoring” gun rights?

[ExSoldier]

To anyone who lives in North Carolina: What are the chances something like this will pass in your state (North Carolina) within the next say... five or six years? What about just allowing ccw inside theaters there? Don't want to stumble into a Aurora CO situation if I can help it.