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From: [e-mail] (David Veal)
Subject: Re: Two Questions
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[e-mail] writes:
 
>I'd appreciate any help anyone could give me on these two questions:
>
>The Brady Bill was in the news throughout 1992 but what actually happened to
>it in Congress?  Did Bush veto it?  If so, when?
 
       The Brady Bill passed the House in 1992, but failed to reach a
vote in the Senate.  As such, it never reached Bush.  (Sarah Brady's
condemnation not-withstanding).
 
       It'll probably pass the House again, and will probably pass the
Senate if they can get it to a vote.  Whether of not they'll be busy
with other things will be the question.  I don't expect gung-ho opposition
on the part of Senate Republicans, since they won't want to over-use their
fillibuster trump card.
 
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