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KS: GOP Lawmakers Side with Michael Bloomberg, Water Down Kansas Campus Carry Bill
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Republican lawmakers in the Kansas House and Senate caved to Michael Bloomberg-funded gun control groups and voted to water down the Kansas campus carry law.
The Senators voted on Thursday to exempt public mental health and hospital facilities from the campus carry law. The facilities were included initially because they are “public,” which means they enjoy tax-payer funding. The campus carry law was written so to ensure that the law-abiding citizens paying for the facilities could also exercise their constitutional rights while inside them. |
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| Brownback should veto this bill, and the R's who sold us out should be primaried. |
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