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Minnesota - ""Personal Protection Act" Could Be Considered Soon!
Saturday, February 2, 2002
A vote in the Senate could occur any day on the "Personal Protection Act." This bill will standardize the Right to Carry permit process throughout the state, giving law-abiding citizens the ability to obtain a carry permit to protect themselves and their families while outside the home. It is important to contact your Senator at (651) 296-0504 today, because this battle is far from over. Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe (D-2) has once again vowed to stop any bill that will help law-abiding gun owners exercise their Second Amendment right. Call today!
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