I would be very happy with a ninja style legislative maneuver on HB560. It just needs to get through. Period.gljjt wrote:Yep. Keep them happy, off the protest circuit and out of capital offices. Reduce the negative publicity that some can and have brought out in the past. Meanwhile, hopefully HB560 works its way through the system.Russell wrote:gljjt wrote:I suspect that HB560 is higher than #5 on the TSRA priority list, but is listed as #5 for other reasons.RoyGBiv wrote:Was a little disheartened to read the email update from TSRA this morning.....
HB560 is listed as their #5 priority.
Hoping that's high enough to push it through.
I appreciate the politics of LTC fee reduction in the #1 spot, but was hoping to see 560 as priority #2.
For all the folks that seem to feel that Constitutional Carry is the top priority of the decade and are therefor using every single ounce of political capital to push it?
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- Tue Mar 14, 2017 10:23 am
- Forum: 2017 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: HB 560 - Holy Grail?
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Re: HB 560 - Holy Grail?
- Wed Dec 14, 2016 11:22 am
- Forum: 2017 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: HB 560 - Holy Grail?
- Replies: 415
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Re: HB 560 - Holy Grail?
Likewise.AJSully421 wrote:I'd be OK with making it like a college campus, CC is fine but no OC. Then we can chip away at the OC part later.locke_n_load wrote:So with passage, you could conceal or open carry at primary/grade schools correct, just no OC at colleges? Don't think I would OC in a grade school (maybe dropoff at door), but it would be nice to know that it's not a crime.