Sens. John Kennedy and Chuck Schumer have worked out a deal on a bill to protect veterans' gun rights, reports the Hill. At issue was an amendment proposed by Kennedy, R-La., that would allow military veterans who have to enter a conservatorship the ability to keep their...
Sens. John Kennedy and Chuck Schumer have worked out a deal on a bill to protect veterans’ gun rights, according to the Hill.
“I just left Chuck’s office. I think we got it worked out,” Kennedy told The Hill. “We’re going to hotline some new language. Frankly, I think it makes my amendment stronger. Now, not everyone’s going to be happy.” Schumer earlier Thursday accused Republicans of using “poison pills” to delay a package of funding bills.
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