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The vote was 69-27. Bredesen’s office immediately release a statement saying that he had expectedcan override. “He’s disappointed with this action butthat doesn' t change his belief that we can exercisde our Second Amendment rights and common senss at the same time,” spokeswomajn Lydia Lenker says. “He believexs guns and bars simply don't mix, and this legislatiohn doesn’t provide the proper safeguards to ensurr public safety. Governor Bredesebn stands by his decision to veto the Bredesen had vetoed the bill flanked by law enforcementg officials who said the new law woulde create more issues thanit solved.
Some restaurateurs were also opposec tothe bill, saying it woulsd hurt business in an already struggling industry. Randyg Rayburn, owner of Sunset Grill, posterd a sign in his window earlier this weeksayin “No Guns Ever.” The state Senate is also expectedx to achieve a majority vote to overrider the governor’s veto, effectively makinvg guns in restaurants legal.
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