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ID: Guns-in-school bill splits Second Amendment activists, education groups
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Supporters say Senate Bill 1384 would create a first line of defense to make schools safer.
Opponents say the bill would increase the risk of a tragedy.
The Senate State Affairs Committee could weigh in Friday.
Senators took no action Wednesday on SB 1384, which would allow school employees with enhanced concealed weapons permits to carry firearms in school. The committee hearing will continue Friday, and a vote could follow.
Its simply not right to force our school employees to act as human shields, said Sen. Todd Lakey, R-Nampa, SB 1384s sponsor. |
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PHORTO
(3/14/2020)
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MDA must be banned from speaking at any public forum, and prohibited from wearing their ridiculous anti-constitutional shirts.
(Don'cha wish that I wuz the dictator? [grin]) |
| Comment by:
stevelync
(3/15/2020)
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| I wish people would realize that those Bloomberg pukes aren't a real group. They are mercenary outsiders that sold their souls cheaply enough for Bloomberg to afford. |
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