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MI: Ann Arbor parents seek change in Michigan gun laws
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A group of Ann Arbor parents is petitioning the Michigan Legislature to change laws that allow licensed adults to openly carrying guns in schools.
Dr. Sonya Lewis, with support from fellow parents, launched a MoveOn.org petition on April 23 aimed at the House Judiciary Committee.
The committee is reviewing House Bill 4261, which would close what Lewis calls the "open carry loophole."
"The bill fits in with our vision of how things should be," Lewis said. "This is a common sense measure."
State Rep. Andy Schor, D-East Lansing, introduced the bill in February, and it remains in committee. |
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teebonicus
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Any time you see the phrase "common sense measure" tossed around, you know you're dealing with liberal cacadoody.
And the response should always be "NO!" |
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