>The state law does not deny the right to bear arms, generally, but only in certain venues.
Indeed, but the denial of the right is still a denial; that denial is itself prohibited.
>For those with offices in state buildings, I can understand why they want to be secure in their offices. However, it IS a state office, and we should be able to carry there as well. There may be a few employees capped from time to time, but that may actually improve government service.
Depending on your view it could itself be a service. there are, IMO, too many in government who seem to think that their position makes them rather untouchable. (And, with such as Fast and furious, they seem to be in the process of being proved right.) When the government becomes injuroud to the rights of the people, the people themselves have the right/obligation to “alter or abolish” the government.
You are preaching to the choir! ;-)