re: #29 BryanS

Right…their closing assumes nobody can figure out any other way to replace that 20%. I would assume, as was the case in Louisiana where they learned the hard way it was foolish to close them, that states will find a way to fund them. What about the idea I suggested for states to impose a tax on insurance companies operating in their boundaries to make up that gap? It’s not as if funneling money through the federal level is the only way to pay for things.

I think a 100 dollar tax on each handgun purchase would me more appropriate.