I don't recall any troopers guarding the entrances, but the signs were huge! The intent was to keep guns out of the galleries. If I recall correctly, they were there for only one session, two at the most. It was a political hot potato and the signs never went back up. Watkins may change that for this hearing.The Annoyed Man wrote:Charles, was it posted with intent to enforce, or was it just a political stunt and someone was trying to make appoint?Charles L. Cotton wrote:I'm waiting to see if the Senate gallery or floor has a 30.06 sign. That would cause quite a political stir, as it did several sessions ago when someone decided to post them on both the Senate and House entrances.Jumping Frog wrote:Especially if PC §46.035(c) and (i) get brought into play . . .Charles L. Cotton wrote:Yes, this could get very interesting.
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