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Thomas on Gun Manufacturers Liability:
 
October 20th, 2005 - WASHINGTON -- “Holding gun manufacturers responsible for criminal use of guns doesn’t make sense. We need to place blame where it belongs. I’m pleased the provision made it through the House, so we don’t have to watch gun-control advocates abuse the courts with lawsuits,” Thomas said.

“Folks in Wyoming should know that we won’t let heavy legal costs threaten an industry that’s important to Wyoming. This is important to our state’s hunters.”

“Forcing gun manufacturers out of business takes guns away from law abiding citizens and sportsmen,” Thomas said.

Thomas is an original co-sponsor of the bill. The bill now goes to the President for his signature.  

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27th -  Thomas: Johnnie Burton Takes Interior Post
26th -  Thomas Warns Against Creating Rec Fee Problems
26th -  Senators seek to remove COOL road blocks
25th -  Thomas accepting spring intern applications
25th -  Parks Chairman To Examine NPS Policies
25th -  Senators: “There is No Reason for the Embargo to Continue”
24th -  Thomas: ‘Unnecessary Delay Hurts Producers’
21st -  Thomas Touches on UW’s Role in Rural Health
21st -  Thomas: Thailand Takes Lead in Opening Beef Market
21st -  ‘More Funding for Clean Coal, FutureGen’
20th -  Thomas: Judge Backs Off ‘Absurd’ Forest Ruling [ listen to Radio Clip ]
20th -  current Press Release
19th -  Thomas Congratulates College for $2M Grant
18th -  Thomas Reviews Winter Fuel Supply [ view Television Clip ]
18th -  Thomas Backs USFS in Fight Over Forest Ruling
14th -  Thomas Blasts District Court Forest Ruling
14th -  Thomas: WYO Can Dominate Energy Research Efforts
7th -  Thomas: Cutting Edge Research Continues
7th -  Thomas Saves Wyo’s Sole Customs Office
7th -  Thomas, Enzi urge tougher stand against Japanese beef trade barrier
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3rd -  Thomas: ‘Time to delist the Grizzly’

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