Gov. Scott earlier this year reiterated his support of the Second Amendment and said he didn't anticipate any need to change the state's gun laws in the aftermath of the Newtown shootings. Last week, he told reporters he was a card carrying member of the National Rifle Association and that he and his wife, Ann, own several firearms.
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