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VIDEO: NH Senate Rejects Bipartisan Gun Bill

In the wake of the Concord Hospital shooting in late 2023, a group of bipartisan lawmakers came together to close a narrow loophole to prevent another shooting by individuals who had been involuntarily institutionalized. Republicans on a State Senate committee this week recommended against moving forward with the legislation. We spoke to State Rep David…

Bipartisan Gun Bill is shut down in New Hampshire

In the wake of the Concord Hospital shooting in late 2023, a group of bipartisan lawmakers came together to close a narrow loophole to prevent another shooting by individuals who had been involuntarily institutionalized. Republicans on a State Senate committee this week recommended against moving forward with the legislation. We spoke to State Rep David Meuse, one of the architects of that bill to get reactions and a sense for what’s next.

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@granitepost In the wake of the Concord Hospital shooting in late 2023, a group of bipartisan lawmakers came together to close a narrow loophole to prevent another sh00ting by individuals who had been involuntarily institutionalized. Republicans on a State Senate committee this week recommended against moving forward with the legislation. We spoke to State Rep David Meuse, one of the architects of that bill to get reactions and a sense for what's next. Part 2 coming soon… #DavidMeuse #NHPolitics #NHSenate #NHHouse ♬ original sound – Granite Post

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