Sarah Brady has an even bigger hole in her head than her hubby does.
Still, I must admit, if Kansas has the sense to allow guns in school like Israel does, it is following the proven strategy for preventing school shootings.
Arizona should certainly do the same.
Congratulations to all the Kansas FReepers! Don’t worry, Arizona. It was a very close second. Better luck next year.
More and more lefties have simply given up the pretense of respectful debate and just sling insults. Closer to temper tantrums than discussion.
I learned yesterday that Oregon law allows citizens to bring their guns into schools. The state school superintendent has a policy against bringing in guns to schools even though the law makes it legal to do so.
I for one wish that Colorado would allow CCW holders to carry while dropping off/picking up my Sons at school. Everyone there (School staff) knows I have it, but not while at school.
Congratulations Kansas for advancing civil rights and on your award for your honorable action from the anti-civil rights extremists. Keep up the good work.
Liberty is crazy?
we’ve got some work to do here in AZ, this is very disappointing.
Are Kansas residents running around willy-nilly shooting people by the hundreds or thousands? If not, and I suspect not, then why the noise by the anti-gunners? There have been no reports by Big Media about mass shootings in Minnesota or other states where concealed-carry laws were legalized in the past decade. If there were, it’s a sure bet the stories would have been screamed at us by BM.
The Brady Bunch released their annual list of state’s gun laws, and all the lazy lame stream reporters are just cutting and pasting the Brady press release.
“’Craziest laws’: Utah scolded by national gun-violence group “
http://news.google.com/news/more?pz=1&cf=all&ned=us&cf=all&ncl=dL14kUV0QpLryJMXNot6GEVAwkTrM
“Arizona does not have a single common sense gun law on the books, Brady Cenetr finds”
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2011/05/arizona_does_not_have_a_single.php
Also cited as the “craziest:” Virginia and Florida.