Campus Carry -- Where Are We Now?
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Here's an honest quote from an article in the Dallas Morning News from Tom Keefe, President, University of Dallas:
Saying student safety is a top priority, the leader of the private, Catholic university said “having guns indiscriminately spread on campus is going to make that job immeasurably harder.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,” he said. “I don’t want police to have to sort out who is John Wayne coming to the rescue.”
Saying student safety is a top priority, the leader of the private, Catholic university said “having guns indiscriminately spread on campus is going to make that job immeasurably harder.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,” he said. “I don’t want police to have to sort out who is John Wayne coming to the rescue.”
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I would say it's pretty easy for cops to tell the bad guys from JW if SB11 fails. The bad guys will be gone scoring a bump from the money they just took or high-fiving each other for the "pretty little thing" they just molested. JW will be the angry ones pacing back and forth saying, "If I'd been armed." Also, easy to tell the victims too. They're the ones bleeding, shaking, crying, or just a 1000 mile stare losing its battle with reality.TXBO wrote:Here's an honest quote from an article in the Dallas Morning News from Tom Keefe, President, University of Dallas:
Saying student safety is a top priority, the leader of the private, Catholic university said “having guns indiscriminately spread on campus is going to make that job immeasurably harder.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,” he said. “I don’t want police to have to sort out who is John Wayne coming to the rescue.”
If SB11 passes it will be equally easy to tell the bad guys from JW. By the time the cops get there, the bad guys will be bleeding or have run off. JW will be pacing with his/her gun reholstered ready to give their statement. Does he think cops have teleporters that can magically place a cop where and when needed?
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This is a tired rehash of the anti-CHL arguments from the '90. You know, that place where the liberals STILL live.TXBO wrote:Here's an honest quote from an article in the Dallas Morning News from Tom Keefe, President, University of Dallas:
Saying student safety is a top priority, the leader of the private, Catholic university said “having guns indiscriminately spread on campus is going to make that job immeasurably harder.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,” he said. “I don’t want police to have to sort out who is John Wayne coming to the rescue.”
I don't fear guns; I fear voters and politicians that fear guns.
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True, but it's the first time I've seen an anti-gun advocate admit that bad guys will still have guns and they want it that way. LOL. Awkward statement at best.OldCannon wrote:This is a tired rehash of the anti-CHL arguments from the '90. You know, that place where the liberals STILL live.TXBO wrote:Here's an honest quote from an article in the Dallas Morning News from Tom Keefe, President, University of Dallas:
Saying student safety is a top priority, the leader of the private, Catholic university said “having guns indiscriminately spread on campus is going to make that job immeasurably harder.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,” he said. “I don’t want police to have to sort out who is John Wayne coming to the rescue.”
“The only people I want having guns are police and the bad guy,”
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OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
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I thought that part was already done.TexasJohnBoy wrote:OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
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http://www.legis.state.tx.us/BillLookup ... &Bill=SB11" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Still just showing that a conference was requested and the Senate appointed their conferees, the house has not yet.
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Joe Strauss waited until the very last day that SB11 was eligible for a vote to schedule it. I don't think he will be in any hurry to appoint conferees.TexasJohnBoy wrote:OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
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In fact, he may be able to just let the clock run out and not appoint conferees at all if he can take the heat. He is adamantly against campus carry and has said so in an interview.TexasJohnBoy wrote:OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
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As of right now, the Senate conferees have been selected, but not the House's. It's dragging on.shootnfish wrote:In fact, he may be able to just let the clock run out and not appoint conferees at all if he can take the heat. He is adamantly against campus carry and has said so in an interview.TexasJohnBoy wrote:OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
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At this point, I don't see how a conference committee on campus carry can get a bill back in time to get it scheduled with enough time left to realistically avoid a filibuster, especially if the House hasn't even appointed the committee members yet, and especially when we have to go in all to get OC done. If OC had already been on Abbott's desk like it was supposed to be, maybe we would have had enough gas in the tank to push CC through. At this point, it's hard for me to imagine a scenario where that happens.shootnfish wrote:In fact, he may be able to just let the clock run out and not appoint conferees at all if he can take the heat. He is adamantly against campus carry and has said so in an interview.TexasJohnBoy wrote:OK -- it is now 11:58, and I dont see conferees from the House. This needs to happen in the next couple of hours for them to have a reasonable chance to get everything done with enough time to vote on Saturday or Sunday, am I right? Make the conference committee, HOUSE!
Thanks Joe. OC isn't your fault this time, but this is. I hope enough people remember but I'm sure they won't.
In any event, it is absolutely imperative that we get this OC elephant out of the room. It will continue to eat us alive if we don't.
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Senate Conferees: Birdwell (Chair) | Burton | Hinojosa | Huffman | Schwertner Appointed (05/28/2015)
House Conferees: Fletcher (Chair) | Aycock | Bonnen, Dennis | Martinez Fischer | Zerwas Appointed (05/29/2015)
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@MorganSmith 2m
Got some muscle on House #campuscarry conference team: D Bonnen, Aycock, TMF, Zerwas, Fletcher. #txlege
@tombenning 6 minutes ago
House conferees on SB 11, campus carry: Fletcher, Zerwas, Aycock, TMF, D. Bonnen. Senate named their five yesterday. #txlege
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House Conferees: Fletcher (Chair) | Aycock | Bonnen, Dennis | Martinez Fischer | Zerwas Appointed (05/29/2015)
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@MorganSmith 2m
Got some muscle on House #campuscarry conference team: D Bonnen, Aycock, TMF, Zerwas, Fletcher. #txlege
@tombenning 6 minutes ago
House conferees on SB 11, campus carry: Fletcher, Zerwas, Aycock, TMF, D. Bonnen. Senate named their five yesterday. #txlege
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Martinez Fischer? That's going to be a fun conference meeting
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That was Nevárez, not Fischer.NotRPB wrote:He was on record in a news article as stating h was pro-campus carry, until an open carry incident in his office ...v7a wrote:Martinez Fischer? That's going to be a fun conference meeting
Fischer is the "King of PoO" (and managed to delay HB910 when it was first set to be heard in the House earlier in the session).