Christie vetoes gun control bill to reduce size of ammunition magazines
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Gov. Chris Christie today vetoed a gun control bill that would have reduced the permitted size of ammunition magazines, saying it would do nothing to reduce gun violence.
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