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State Representative to Introduce Bill to Allow Guns in Schools
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It's the kind of argument that emerges usually in the aftermath of a school shooting. State Representative Jesse Kremer plans to introduce a bill allowing guns in classrooms next year. He said it would allow licensed concealed carry holding private school teachers to have their gun in the classroom. The bill would give private schools the authority to make their own policy on guns in the classroom.
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Sosalty
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| With well designed training curricula, this is by far the greatest preventative. Allowing those caretakers closest to the kids to be responsible is the least law makers can do. Shame on libs and their 'gun free zone' signs. |
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