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GA: Gold Dome Ready for More Fights Over Guns, Campus Carry
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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It looks like campus carry is going to get new life, at least according to Speaker David Ralston. Last legislative session, Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed just a few bills of the hundreds the legislature passed, the campus carry measure among them. This earned him quite a bit of ire from conservatives and gun advocates at the time, and now it’s being reported that Speaker David Ralston is looking to revive the measure. |
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Sosalty
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| Try to imagine the founders writing the Bill of Rights, yeah you have the Right to bear arms, except if. . . except if. . . Allowing guns on campus is just a minor restoration of liberty that has been immorally removed. (Gun carry training is strongly recommended.) |
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