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« Prof. Kleck | Main | Boomer Bible quarter century »

Arizona veto time

Posted by David Hardy · 18 April 2006 08:45 AM

Word is that Gov. Napolitano signed into law the bill removing the requirement of retraining for a CCW permit renewal, but vetoed the bill forbidding disarmament in the event of an emergency, ala New Orleans, on the ground it'd never happened here.

· State legislation

1 Comment | Leave a comment

Paul | April 23, 2006 10:54 PM | Reply

I seem to recall a large crater east of Flagstaff. It almost hit the highway. One of those would cause quite an emergency. So would a major interruption or contamination of the water supply. It doesn't have to be a flood, Governor. Use your imaginaton, if you have one.

(PS the part about the highway is a joke)

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