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TX: Texas gives in further to the seductiveness of its gun culture — but it’s a trap
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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...permit-less carry measure has been getting all the national attention, but that’s not the only worrying new gun law in Texas as of this week. Under the so-called Second Amendment Sanctuary State Act, state agencies are now prohibited from enforcing any new federal gun restrictions. School marshals in public, private and charter schools can carry concealed weapons instead of having to store them. And hotel guests are permitted to have firearms and ammunition in their rooms.
This is all mind-boggling. Texas once had some of the strictest gun laws in the United States. Whatever happened to the responsibility to protect public safety?
Sensible leaders, if Texas had them, would be steering in the exact opposite direction right now. |
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