After Connecticut Shooting, Should Snyder Sign Bill Allowing Guns In Schools?
A bill that would allow concealed weapons in Michigan schools heads toward Gov. Snyder's desk. In light of Friday's shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, what do you think Snyder should do?
Should Michigan's governor sign a bill that would allow people to carry concealed weapons in schools? That's the question many in Michigan are asking as legislation heads toward Gov. Rick Snyder's desk that would allow gun owners with concealed weapon permits to carry their gun in schools, daycares, hospitals or public arenas if they receive extra training. The bill passed the Senate in late November and was approved by the House earlier this week. According to MLive, the bill is now awaiting Snyder's signature though according to Click On Detroit, Snyder said Friday that he isn't rushing into signing the bill but plans on taking a week to review and finish the language. The issue of guns in schools was thrust into the national spotlight …
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Racer Boy
10:50 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
BTW: Guns were banned in the Newtown, CT school...just like administators wanted... thinking in their academic fantasy world that it would prevent violence. You can now plainly see how well that worked out for them. This is a parenting and a mental health issue. NOT a gun issue. more ›