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TX: Texas figuring out how to handle campus carry law
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One of the most prominent opponents of the "campus carry" bill that passed in Texas this year was University of Texas System Chancellor William McRaven, a former Navy SEALs admiral responsible for directing the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
"I've spent my whole life around guns. I grew up in Texas hunting. I spent 37 years in the military. I like guns, but I just don't think having them on campus is the right place," he told CNN. |
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jac
(10/10/2015)
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Despite all the sky is falling predictions, campus carry is permitted in several other states and has never been a problem.
The real problem is the victim disarmament zones that draw the sickos and malcontents.
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larry@talonsite.com
(10/10/2015)
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Dear CNN:
McRaven is deciding about campus carry for the UNIVERSITY of Texas, not "Texas."
How about you check with the Texas A&M System, and other public colleges. |
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