Days and weeks that follow national tragedies often come with reactionary legislative moves, but law-abiding gun owners can breathe two sighs of relief today thanks to the actions of two state legislatures.
Florida passed its constitutional carry measure Thursday evening, sending it to the desk of Governor Ron DeSantis.
"The carry movement began decades ago and the NRA has been working to get this legislation passed throughout America. Therefore, today is indeed a day to celebrate."
— NRA (@NRA) March 30, 2023
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When enacted, the legislation will make Florida America’s 26th constitutional carry state.
We may be getting very close to the "soft cap". Florida will go constitutional carry now, and probably Nebraska. The next "gettable" ones in the coming years are probably Louisiana and South Carolina. After that, you're into just purple and blue states.
— Kostas Moros (@MorosKostas) March 30, 2023
Maybe if 2024 is a wave… https://t.co/mzM8lHmiWq pic.twitter.com/cJL0WOh8Wy
As previously reported by American Liberty News, DeSantis has urged the legislature to approve the measure and has promised to sign it into law. At a press conference last December, DeSantis publicly confirmed the legislature’s intent to pass a constitutional carry bill this year.
25 states have already enacted constitutional carry including Alabama, Ohio, Indiana, and Georgia which passed their bills last year. If signed into law by Governor DeSantis, Florida’s constitutional carry legislation would be enacted on July 1st, 2023.
Another win for the pro-Second Amendment community comes from the unlikely state of Colorado.
NRA VICTORY pic.twitter.com/D7ExQ0jgz6
— NRA (@NRA) March 31, 2023
Anti-gun radicals have been pushing for an assault weapons ban in the state this spring, and a Democratic strategist in the state said he doesn’t expect the bill to come to fruition … at least for now.
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Hmm p “so-called assault weapons” sums the antis quite well. As long as they are ‘allowed’ to call them by that amorphous appellation they WILL continue to label any and all guns they don’t like, or are scared of to do so. That is why they refuse to actually define the term.
Looks like all us Constitutionalists in Florida contacting the legislators – worked! Now, I have not heard whether this will also allow “open carry”; if not; we need to really hammer them & drive it home! Tom, one pissed off Marine, tired of these libdemscum abrogating our Constitution!
Thank the Lord that I live in Florida, a state with government that remembers the Bill of Rights,and is resisting the blue state infection of communism,and no citizen rights.
Thank you Ron for being on the right side of history! Could you please have a bill passed that would prevent any member of The View (cast and crew) arrested if they cross the Florida state line? Also follow-up by not allowing them to become residents of Florida.