Kan. governor vetos "born-alive" bill, K-12 NRA gun safety training program
- Gov. Laura Kelly announced her vetoes of two GOP-backed bills Friday. (Sherman Smith/Kan
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- Gov. Laura Kelly announced her vetoes of two GOP-backed bills Friday. (Sherman Smith/Kan
Gov. Laura Kelly overruled a “born-alive” bill and an NRA-backed gun program for public schools, but the Kansas GOP plans to overturn these vetoes when the Legislature returns later this month.
A bill passed in the Iowa House authorizes legal gun owners to keep firearms in their cars outside public schools, public universities and community colleges, and corrections facilities.
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansas Governor Laura Kelly executed her veto power Friday on two controversial bills. Both House Bill 2304 and 2313 were vetoed by Kelly on April 14. Explanations were offered by Kelly for her decisions. ‘Born Alive’ bill House Bill 2313 establishes legal protections for infants that are ‘born alive’ after an attempted abortion, […]
Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill that would have expanded an NRA-backed gun safety training in schools, a policy long desired by gun rights advocates.