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H.R.615 Collectible Firearms Protection Act, 112th Congress

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  • Latest Action: Feb 10, 2011 Introduced in House

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  • 6% of users oppose H.R.615

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    • Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of ... - April 30, 2012 by Brian Ward - Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of Congress: HR 615. April 30, 2012; Legislative Watch. Tweet. Tweet. U.S. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) Three years ago we stood together in the midst of the health care debate to send ...

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      As noted by Brian Ward on April 30, 2012, "Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of Congress: HR 615. April 30, 2012; Legislative Watch. Tweet. Tweet. U.S. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) Three years ago we stood together in the midst of the health care debate to send ..." (/url?q=http://www.boogai.net/legwatch/fleming-reintroduces-no-special-treatment-for-members-of-congress-hr-615/&sa=U&ei=LD-nT-OMAuOy2wXQ86WmAg&ved=0CC8QmAEwAg&usg=AFQjCNFxbD6OhSvzqFQCw5RL6imEcGNkaw)
    • Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of ... - April 30, 2012 by Brian Ward - Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of Congress: HR 615. April 30, 2012; Legislative Watch. Tweet. Tweet. U.S. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) Three years ago we stood together in the midst of the health care debate to send ...

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      As noted by Brian Ward on April 30, 2012, "Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of Congress: HR 615. April 30, 2012; Legislative Watch. Tweet. Tweet. U.S. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) Three years ago we stood together in the midst of the health care debate to send ..." (/url?q=http://www.boogai.net/legwatch/fleming-reintroduces-no-special-treatment-for-members-of-congress-hr-615/&sa=U&ei=Me2lT6XeFcWC2wX4_bymAg&ved=0CC8QmAEwAg&usg=AFQjCNFwjM1E5ILtKHpioaTYGXIRlIAn4Q)
    • Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of ... - April 30, 2012 by Brian Ward - Fleming Reintroduces No Special Treatment for Members of Congress: HR 615. April 30, 2012; Legislative Watch · Tweet · Tweet. U.S. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) Three years ago we stood together in the midst of the health care debate to ...

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    • Tester: Lift State Dept. M-1 Import Ban - November 22, 2011 by Human Events (blog) - Meanwhile, Rep. Cynthia M. Lummis (R.-Wyo.) introduced the corresponding H.R. 615 Collectible Firearms Protection Act the same session. Sen. John R. Thune (R.-S.D.) also worked on a letter writing campaign to encourage the administration to reverse the ...

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      As noted by Human Events (blog) on November 22, 2011, "Meanwhile, Rep. Cynthia M. Lummis (R.-Wyo.) introduced the corresponding H.R. 615 Collectible Firearms Protection Act the same session. Sen. John R. Thune (R.-S.D.) also worked on a letter writing campaign to encourage the administration to reverse the ..." (http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=47539)
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