father-of-three

The food and fuel control act... passed and signed in 1917 and repealed after world war 1 in 1921. I had to immediately look that one up!

I probably need to read this a few more times, but it appears that it may be a complicated process to be compensated for what the governor takes: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/2013/appendix-a/section-app.a-9-51/&ved=2ahUKEwiv5uKP18zoAhWHct8KHX05DkoQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw3nZLaYX4ZKtvouH2IsWKef

Here's the order: http://nj.gov/infobank/eo/056murphy/pdf/EO-113.pdf?fbclid=IwAR03hLA3qfjOotCUC5i0seY0vMSaZxJnVME9SrAq0lCqJp0P1kgimXMwR_Q

I apologize.... for being 2 years off. In 1768 John Hancock's ship was seized by British authorities. He was accused of smuggling, defended by John Adams, and was not convicted due to lack of evidence. Nevertheless, Hancock's ship was not returned to him.

This reminds me of Boston in the 1770s: https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2020/04/02/coronavirus-nj-gov-orders-state-police-to-commandeer-needed-medical-supplies/

History /ammo purchases repeats itself. I dont shoot much .22 (actually none this year sofar!) but I bought 100 rounds in February for kicks. And now the shelves are bare....

I remember my father going to an Edelman's in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania many years ago... Oh no! :-(

Tanners in Jamison, Pennsylvania is very frendly towards out of state long gun transfers and purchases. As long as you have you purchaser card you are good to go!

I recall Murphy's so-called gun violence round table last year only had people there who supported his position.

Topps might be worth a bit more than the score ones. There's a few rookie cards, but they did make a lot of cards in those years.

I think Murphy will ignore this and do what he wants. Maybe it will give the NJ2AS more pull in the courts with the lawsuit.

I don't think Murphy was lost nor dumbfounded. I believe he knows exactly what he is doing and truly believes he will get away with it. I am totally unsurprised that did not answer the question directly nor accurately. And it was a totally unnecessary dig about a person having a lot of time on their hands. How is that different from, say, half of the state's population right now? They totally know what they are doing and believe they will continue to get away with it.

Yikes! I will assume that the first deputy may have been knocked unconscious, or may have been incapitated from multiple broken ribs. Luckily his partner was a good shot.

Yes. I have never had to wait 45 minutes in Pennsylvania. Fast and efficient!

I apologize in advance if this is a repeat post.