Lawmakers in the Delaware General Assembly debated a series of bills relating to guns in the First State recently. In the House of Representatives, leaders voted to limit high-capacity magazines, implement funding for “school hardening” and establish mental health services in Delaware schools on Thursday at Legislative Hall. After more than two hours of party caucus, Senate Substitution 1 for Senate Bill 6, sponsored by Senate President Pro Tempore Dave Sokola, D-Newark, and House Minority Whip Larry Mitchell, D-Elsmere, was introduced.
- Why not enforce the law and put the criminals in jail? — Cindy Burge
- These will be fought in court. — Shawn McGrath
- Thank you, Jesus. — Fin Chaser
- The Delaware courts have always been very clear with Second Amendment rights and issues when questioned. We should be optimistic here. — Marc Auger
- Ban all guns. — Charlie Harper
- Also, can anyone explain how this will stop shootings? A question for Delaware State News: What exactly is an AR-15-style weapon? — Bob Hice
- Since when do criminals follow the law anyway? Passing laws that a criminal isn’t going to follow, genius. — Jon Arthur Judd
- Why not prosecute people on current gun laws? — David Szelestei
- Stop the pleas done with stolen firearms and prosecute to the max. That will help! — Howard Gaines III
- When will Hunter Biden be charged for lying on a background check and illegally purchasing a firearm? — Bob Hice
