Rep. Matt Marshall says this bill prices working people out of a constitutional right
Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, fights back against House Bill 2521 ahead of a vote in the House Appropriations Committee, warning the bill strips limits on firearm background check fees. Marshall says the bill hands bureaucrats a blank check, with no cap, no guardrails, and no protection for law-abiding citizens, especially lower-income Washingtonians already struggling with rising costs.
