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Gun control groups outspend NRA 5 to 1 in Vermont, lose on background checks
by Chris EgerAccording disclosures for the first quarter of 2015, a pair of gun control groups spent $129,346 lobbying in favor of increased regulation while a pair of gun rights groups spent just $27,071.
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Vermont’s expanded background check bill out, New Jersey’s debuted
by Chris EgerIn a case of apparent legislative whack-a-mole, on the same week that Vermont lawmakers moved to throw in the towel on an expanded background check measure, those in the Garden State gave birth to another.
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Vermont background check bill sputtering in the face of backlash
by Chris EgerWith gun rights groups coming out in force against a measure to expand background checks to almost all firearms transfers, the sponsor of the legislation is set to restructure the issue.
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Crowds of vocal citizens swarm Vermont statehouse for background check hearing
by Chris EgerA measure that promises to make Vermont safer by expanding background checks to include almost all gun transfers saw heavy public debate Tuesday in Montpelier.
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Strong early opposition to Vermont gun control efforts, to include the Governor
by Chris EgerA measure that promises to make Vermont safer by expanding background checks to include almost all gun transfers has made quick enemies at the highest levels of state politics.
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Groups agree mental health reporting could improve in Vermont, but that’s it
by Jared MorganAn analysis of new FBI data by a gun control group claiming the federal background check system is working in Vermont – but needs improvement in mental health reporting – has some in the firearms industry in agreement.
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