The sign out front says "no weapons allowed," but at least two state senators, both women, bring concealed guns with them to work every day.
"I do think there's a difference between people that work in a building day after day after day and just the general public that walks in and out," said State Senator Karen Johnson. . . . .
It would be nice if the lawmakers accepted that others want to carry a permitted concealed handgun for the same reasons that the legislators do. It would also be nice if they understood how law-abiding permit holders were and they the permit holders do not represent a threat.
Related Posts
75% of Americans support allowing law-abiding citizens to get a concealed weapons permitThe result that 75% support and only 13% oppose people carrying concealed handguns is probably not too surprising given
Where do Americans stand on Concealed Carry Laws?Angus-Reid Survey: 59% of Americans support either a right-to-carry law (51%) or a "Vermont" style rule (8%) that doesn
New paper published in the University of Maryland Law Review examining research on concealed carryMy newest paper entitled "WHAT A BALANCING TEST WILL SHOW FOR RIGHT-TO-CARRY LAWS" is available here. The paper s- Why carry concealed in national parks?Aren't parks safe? Why would anyone need to protect themselves? Surely this 65 year old man is glad that he had his p
- Same day concealed handgun permit renewals in FloridaFrom the Herald Tribune:Florida is speeding up the process for renewing concealed weapons permits to meet a growing dem
- Concealed Carry Bill Passes Out Of Illinois State House CommitteeWill this year be the year in Illinois? One thing is different with a court case making the state face the risk that t
At least Arizona state legislators understand the importance of carrying concealed handguns for their own safety
4/
5
Oleh
abudzar
