Delegate Kevin Kelly, an Allegany County Democrat, wrote Attorney General Douglas Gansler seeking details on a three-day "All Hands on Deck" effort that started Saturday to handle tens of thousands of applications filed ahead of the Firearm Safety Act's Oct. 1 effective date.
"As one of these applicants I find it offensive, reprehensible and hopefully illegal that (nonpolice) personnel have access to the private information of Law Abiding firearms purchasers," Kelly wrote.
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I find it reprehensible that the government is requiring citizens to traverse so many hoops in order to purchase a weapon. Could the MD politician just be supporting the Democratic Line for gun control and in effect clouding the issue with verbiage in order to slow down the approval process prior to 1 October?
This effort is another illegal move by the socialistic republic of Md...So were is the lawsuit against Md ???..how do we get the ball rolling to overturn these unconstituional gun laws here...i waited 20 weeks for release of my legally purchased firearm...now some ahole from who nows where now has my info!!..ITS BAD ENOUGH the gov thinks they have a right to infringe....totally unsat and illegal by current md law...recall all the libtard democrats in MD NOW...iam looking for homes in Va were i work...totally screwed up here...uggggh i hate this State ..a come here.... soon to be a OUTTA HERE
I find it great that the complaining delegate is a dem that doesn't support the legislation.
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