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MI: Guns in the Capitol make a mockery of Second Amendment rights
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Should visitors should be barred from carrying firearms into the state Capitol?
You know, the way they're forbidden to carry them into the state Supreme Court, the Secretary of State's office, and the governor's mansion?
Well, of course they should, for heaven's sake.
And responsible gun owners, and the organizations that look out for their interests, ought to be leading the campaign to secure that no-brainer prohibition.
It's been a week since armed protesters swarmed the spectators' gallery of the state Senate and mustered outside the door to House chambers, mugging for photographers and asserting their constitutional right to visit the barber, although many did not seem conspicuously concerned with personal grooming. |
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shootergdv
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| It's either a right or it's not . If it makes libtards and RINOS feel better, carry concealed - but to date at any rally/protest where 2A supporters have gathered, no shooting. Can't say the same for any night in Detroit. |
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