[swmobuffalo]

Ok, right or no right, this was just kinda pushing things.

Did the guy really expect to just waltz into a secured area containing a presidential candidate with a gun on his hip?

[FlingWingFlyer]

I don’t think I’d want to be caught with a gun with 25 miles of any presidential or presidential candidate rally. But that’s just me.

[Tublecane]

I understand removing a questionable fella away from the action if he had a gun on his hip. But charging him with “disorderly conduct” seems unecessary. If it was legal to carry the gun in plain sight, there was no threanening behavior, and he cooperated with the police, what was disorderly about it?

[William Tell]

From the linked article: "I actually like Sen. Obama. But I haven't made up my mind on whether I'm going to vote for him or for Senator [John] McCain,"

Yeah, right.

[I still care]

I remember when I saw Bush. We sent the kids to put our handbags in the car because they were searching everything, and then they wouldn’t let them in when they came back. They didn’t let you bring in anything.

I still feel guilty about it.

[bmwcyle]

What is the difference wearing a gun going to the event and being surprise by the candidate in the area you are wearing the gun?

The answer under the Constitution is none.

[durasell]

When first approached by Secret Service agents, he responded, “Me? You talking to me? Well they ain’t no one else here...”

[norwaypinesavage]

Rally of 30? I thought The Messiah only spoke to the multitudes.