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TX: Next, unlicensed handgun carry?
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Mark A. Taff
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I’m sure some lawmakers will push constitutional carry next year. Here’s part of what Patrick’s office sent me when I asked for his position on it: “I will continue looking for ways to make the process of carrying a gun easier so that every person in the state can protect themselves under the Second Amendment.”
Ditto-ish from Gov. Greg Abbott, whose spokesman John Wittman responded with this when I asked for the governor’s position on constitutional carry: “Gov. Abbott will carefully consider any future legislation aimed at preserving our right to keep and bear arms.” |
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Please explain to the class how "shall not be infringed" allows the gummint to impose licensing?
We'll wait.... |
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