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A senior legislator from St. Louis City acknowledges the governor's veto of the gun rights bill is up in the air.
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Wrap: Sen. Joseph Keaveny says he thinks momentum changed in the fight over a bill that would make it a crime for law enforcement officials to enforce some federal gun laws.
After Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones announced his support for the veto override, Keaveny says says he's not sure Jones has the support he needs.
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Description: "I think more are coming over to sustain the veto now than there were a week ago, but as for a final vote count, I really don't know where it is." |
Jones issued a statement attacking the Attorney General's letter suggesting that police could face criminal penalties for enforcing gun laws under the bill.
Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Steven Anthony