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[HiredGoon]

Was she hot?

You decide:



From her facebook page.

[donstrom]

Good God...

I wish you just provided an answer instead of offering proof!

where's the eye bleach?

[glocking26]

You guys are a riot.

[harty]

Good God...

I wish you just provided an answer instead of offering proof!

where's the eye bleach?

Hehe seeing is believing

[soberbyker]

Based on what I've read about Mr. Polidoro's stance on 2A issues, I kinda doubt that the Republican candidate would be worse. He doesn't seem to be a total Anti but has made some statements about not issuing permits to non-residents, even if state law is changed to allow it.

Not sure I am reading that correctly, current state law allows for the issuance of non-resident LTCF's, some sheriff's don't but the law allows it.

[jbrower]

Not sure I am reading that correctly, current state law allows for the issuance of non-resident LTCF's, some sheriff's don't but the law allows it.

By non-resident I mean a resident of PA but a non-resident of the county.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that a PA resident has to apply for a LTCF in the county in which they reside. For instance, a resident of Philadelphia can't go to Media to apply for a LTCF. This is a problem for a lot of Philly residents as they get denied for having minor things like unpaid parking tickets in their history. In order to legally carry, they would usually wind up getting a license from FL but our esteemed AG has now closed that avenue.

Earlier this year a bill was introduced which, if enacted, would allow the Delco sheriff (or a sheriff in any other county) to issue a LTCF to a Philadelphia resident. That prompted this Letter to the Editor from Mr. Polidoro who said, if he's elected sheriff, he would not issue permits to non-residents of Delco.

[soberbyker]

Huge difference between a "non-resident" LTCF and what you are referring to. Only thing that comes to mind, for me at least, when you say non-resident is a non Pennsylvanian.

As for what you really meant, the legislation you're talking about a PA resident would be able to go to a neighboring county (adjacent to their home county) to apply for the LTCF, not the anywhere in the state.

By non-resident I mean a resident of PA but a non-resident of the county.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that a PA resident has to apply for a LTCF in the county in which they reside. For instance, a resident of Philadelphia can't go to Media to apply for a LTCF. This is a problem for a lot of Philly residents as they get denied for having minor things like unpaid parking tickets in their history. In order to legally carry, they would usually wind up getting a license from FL but our esteemed AG has now closed that avenue.

Earlier this year a bill was introduced which, if enacted, would allow the Delco sheriff (or a sheriff in any other county) to issue a LTCF to a Philadelphia resident. That prompted this Letter to the Editor from Mr. Polidoro who said, if he's elected sheriff, he would not issue permits to non-residents of Delco.