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"Fresh from our victory opening up the community college campuses of Colorado to holders of concealed carry permits, let us turn our attentions to federal buildings all across America. The Gun Control Act of 1968 § 930 specifies that no regular folks, including employees, can carry a weapon into any federal building or part of a civilian building leased by a federal agency. According to the General Services Administration website, my little Rocky Mountain Region has 16.7 million square feet of office space controlled by the federal government. It houses 50,000 employees. Nationwide, there are thousands and thousands of buildings controlled by the federal government ..." ... |
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