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GOP Rep Proposes Allowing Lawmakers to Carry Guns After Baseball Shooting
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A Republican lawmaker introduced legislation on Tuesday to allow trained members of Congress to carry guns for self-defense in the wake of last week’s shooting at a GOP baseball practice. Rep. Brian Babin (R-Texas) wants to ensure all lawmakers can qualify for concealed-carry permits that could be used in any state, regardless of local laws. "The tragic events of last week make it clearer than ever that we need to take steps to enable members of Congress to protect themselves," Babin said in a statement. |
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shootergdv
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| So Congresscritters lives are more important than ours. The hypocrits should be signing on to concealed carry permit recognition in all 50 AND DC instead of just looking after their own hides ! |
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