VIDEO: NH Senate Rejects Bipartisan Gun Bill

By Colin Booth

May 13, 2024

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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Colin Booth

Based in Manchester, Colin Booth is Granite Post's political correspondent. A Granite State native and veteran political professional with a deep background in journalism, he's worked on campaigns and programs in battleground states across the country, ranging from New Hampshire, Texas, Pennsylvania and Washington D.C.

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